Sentence examples for nicknamed here from inspiring English sources
The tool, which is nicknamed here HYPORA (for Hybrid Power Optimized for Rural/Remote Areas) will take into account not only the scientific basis of renewable energy; it will also account for economic and need factors, including government incentives.
Xi Dada ("Xi Big Bang" as he's nicknamed here) is no post-Mao deity.
Some Wake critics, such as Finn Fordham, argue that HCE's initials come from the initials of the portly politician Hugh Childers (1827 96), who had been nicknamed "Here Comes Everybody" for his size.
Live fire could be heard in the afternoon coming from the direction of the Interior Ministry, nicknamed here, of course, the Ministry of Torture, and the immediate area around the Ministry was a war zone of burned out cars and the carcasses of police trucks, bricks, stones and debris all over the streets.
A survey of 47 bacterial Flucs yielded several biochemically and electrophysiologically tractable homologues, nicknamed here Ec2, Bpe, La1, La2 (Table 1); we also examine several fused constructs in which La1 and La2 are joined together in tandem into single polypeptides.
Clijsters was nicknamed Aussie Kim here in the days when she was dating the Australian tennis star Lleyton Hewitt.
Many of the children go by nicknames here.
Says Amanda Owen, a wound care nurse at Johns Hopkins: "My nickname here is 'Pus Princess.' I don't talk about my work at cocktail parties".
The title comes from Finnegans Wake (one of its main characters, HCE, goes by the nickname "Here Comes Everybody"and his sins and resurrections run throughout the book).
The "Barefoot Bandit" label is a relatively new nickname here, too, stemming from real footprints found at some crime scenes last year and drawings of footprints that the police believe Mr. Harris-Moore made at other scenes.
VIEW FROM THE BENCH 'Lucky' Guus Hiddink lived up to his nickname here, Chelsea's interim manager able to profit as acquisitions from the Jose Mourinho era finally returned to something approaching form.
