"or namely" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a specific example or clarification after presenting a more general statement. Example: Many people enjoy outdoor activities, or namely, hiking, camping, and biking.
Furthermore, a specific OR, namely the Pitsch relation with (1 0 1)A//(1 ¯¯ ¯¯10 7M7M and [1 0 ¯¯]A//[¯¯1010 ¯¯¯¯10 1]7M, was unambiguously determined by considering the magnitude of discontinuity between the lattices of the product and parent phases and the structural modulation of the incommensurate 7M modulated martensite.
However, the exact extent of this part of the OR, namely ML, has not previously been documented in children and adolescents in vivo.
From equation (3) we thus obtain two intra-class ORs namely eγaa and eγcc for adults and children respectively and one inter-class OR namely eγac between adults and children.
Effectively, the small-sized InP layers are compassed by surrounding air gaps, or namely with air apertures.
Many HR Tech players, from startups like Glint, Impraise or Namely to larger players like PeopleSoft or Cornerstone On Demand, have tried to redefine performance reviews.
This algorithm, which is a 1D algorithm (or namely 1D SLIM), is a maximum a posteriori (MAP) estimator which maximizes a posteriori Bayesian model.
This is the easy way, but it requires that your target computer is running a big-boy version of Windows XP, Vista, or 7 – namely Professional or Ultimate.
Only 11 patients (16%) showed a Kellgren Lawrence score of grade III or IV, namely moderate or severe osteoarthritis.
If the condition (ii) or (II), namely equation (23) or (28) holds, we can apply Lemma 4.2, thus it is linearizable at the origin of system (3).
Avoid heavy downward pressure on bony areas or organs, namely the spine, ribs, knees, elbows, abdomen or kidneys.
They are composed of three broad groups or types namely; dichlorodiphenylethanes (DDT) and analogues, cyclodienes and the chlorinated benzenes or cyclohexane's (Asiedu 2013).
