Sentence examples for prevailing name from inspiring English sources
R. A. Salisbury referred to it as V. buxifolium in 1805, and this remained the prevailing name for the next forty years; the common name "box-leaved whortle-berry" was used for the species at the time.
Since Akagi was initially conceived as a battlecruiser, the prevailing ship naming conventions dictated that she (like her sister ships) be named after a mountain.
As suggested previously (23), the 10 MCO superfamilies were named by combining the name of the prevailing source organism and the putative enzymatic function.
The river was named for the prevailing strong northwesterly wind currents that sweep its valley between the Shoshone and Wind River mountain ranges.
Future studies are needed to delineate whether prevailing impairment in either odor naming or interpretation indicates a preferential lack of integrity in either sensory-cognitive or sensory-emotional brain networks.
"There is a very important demand for accountability and fulfillment of justice," says Professor Ólafsson, "since people perceive the situation as such that extensive malpractice was prevailing in the country in the name of excessive greed.
Arista plans to sell the product, called 7500E (where do they get these terrific names?) for less than prevailing market prices.
We name these clusters according to the prevailing enzymatic function of the arCOGs and consider connections between them.
The earlier era was defined by a rejection of prevailing social norms, from segregation to sexual modesty to name a few.
In 2005, Apple took the matter to the Dispute Resolution Service operated by.uk domain name registry Nominet UK (the DRS), claiming that Apple had trademark rights in the name "iTunes" and that the use of the domain name by Cohen's company was abusive (these being the two tests under the DRS rules for prevailing in a matter where the complaint related only to the later use of a trademarked name).
They named their element sequanium, but the claim was discounted because the prevailing theory at the time was that if it existed at all, element 93 would not exist naturally.
