Sentence examples for orders namely from inspiring English sources

Joseph was friends with Galileo Galilei, and the Piarists supported Galileo's heliocentric system against other religious orders (namely the Jesuits).

According to The Diplomat, he was murdered in November for "corrupt practices and failure to follow orders" – namely, failing to provide an terminal that met the leader's standards.

There, methanogens were classified first into five orders, namely Methanococcales, Methanobacteriales, Methanosarcinales, Methanomicrobiales and Methanopyrales (Balch et al. 1979; Stadtman and Barker 1951; Kurr et al. 1991).

This article is devoted to the proposal of two relative stochastic orders namely the relative hazard rate and relative mean residual life orders.

The resulting dispersion produces a two-dimensional spectrogram including several lines side by side that correspond to different diffraction orders, namely, several diffraction-order lines side by side with the wavelength varying with its position along each line.

The aim of this paper is to propose two relative stochastic orders namely the relative mean residual life and relative hazard rate orders through which some relative stochastic comparisons between two additive frailty models are developed.

But on this day, that long-term goal vanished in short order — namely, the time it took for Dickey to throw two knuckleballs.

It undermines the cardinal principle of the post-1945 worderorder, namely that the powerful cannot simply take what they want by force.

For ambitious dancegoers, a road trip might be in order, namely to Philadelphia, where the 16-day Fringe Festival gets under way on Thursday.

Let us sort channel coefficients of the receivers in ascending order, namely, (A.2).

The design order, namely matching tabs or disks first, was alternated for each observer.