Sentence examples for real namely from inspiring English sources

The second objection was that eliminative materialism denied the existence of certain things that all accept as real: namely, felt sensations (known as "qualia").

Further, if z, w, T ∈ R and the coefficients of system (4) are all real, namely it is just system (1), for the p : − q resonant focus number g k in [2], then g k = λ k, k = 1, 2, …  .

Virtual relationships have all the appearances of real relationships, but they are missing essential elements that make real relationships, well, real, namely, three dimensionality, facial expressions, voice inflection, clear emotional messages, gestures, body language, physical contact, and pheromones.

Part Two deals with a real application, namely the design of timetables for railway networks.

And it's true that for many Americans, real estate – namely their home – represents their single biggest asset.

In addition, DLSIAC is applied to a real problem, namely image segmentation, with a good performance.

The letter urges the government to drop the bill altogether and focus instead on the "real issues", namely improving safety, efficiency and the quality of patient care.

Or is it just a complicated and fractured distraction from the real issue, namely the military's de facto control of the country?

It's time to put the deficit obsession aside and get back to dealing with the real problem — namely, unacceptably high unemployment.

It is worth bearing in mind though, that Tressell's intended lesson was to "indicate what I believe to be the only real remedy, namely — Socialism", and that may have had little effect.

Billie Scott, a Simon spokeswoman in Indianapolis, said, "The suggestion that we are manipulating the situation for a competitive purpose is an attempt to divert attention away from the real issue, namely traffic".