Along similar lines, Tyler Burge (1973) and Delia Graff Fara (forthcoming) have argued that what names mean in isolation is actually a certain sort of property, namely the property of bearing the name 'George'.
One of the charges alleged that he "acquired criminal property, namely a Cannondale Bad Boy bicycle".
But Mr. Abreu is not home, and his farm, alas, is on public property — namely Highbridge Park in Upper Manhattan.
Global analyses of previously-characterized core metazoan genes suggest a prevalent property, namely that they act as partially redundant modifiers of ancient eukaryotic pathways.
The third important property is what is referred to as the distributive property, namely the fact that convolution distributes over addition.
Most notably, "liquidating" a sovereign is limited to collecting a small subset of the country's property, namely that which is not protected by sovereign immunity.
This work develops another property, namely, the ability to treat semi-structured embedded or zonal meshes for two-dimensional geometries.
During a sensational trial that followed in Cincinnati, the contentious legal arguments turned on whether Garner had committed murder or the destruction of property: namely, a girl stolen from her owner.
Under the plan, most of the land would be tax-exempt, but the town will receive taxes on the income-generating portion of the property, namely the rented office space, restaurant and cafe.
It is shown that FORM solution has a valuable property, namely that it allows organizing the order statistics of the output variable along the design point vector.
The mechanical property, namely the bending Young's modulus, increases as the diameter of the fibers decreases from the bulk down to the nanometer regime (less than 200 nm).
