Sentence examples for risen namely from inspiring English sources

Closely related to this conference, a side-topic has now risen, namely the analysis of mobile phone datasets for the purpose of development.

Lately, with the growth of mobile phone coverage even in the most remote regions of the developing world, a new question has risen, namely: is it possible to use CDR data to evaluate the socio-economic state of the different regions of a country?

These results are explained in terms of opposite effects caused by temperature rise, namely the increase in the rate of reactions involved in passivity breakdown and the increase in the protective characteristics of the passive layer.

This investigation reconciles two apparently contradictory observations namely rising river flows and either zero or slightly positive mass balance of central Karakoram glaciers.

The other rising global power, namely China, shares with the United States an historical ineptitude for the game.

During the era of the Middle Kingdom, Egyptians based their calendar on the heliacal rising of Sirius, namely the day it becomes visible just before sunrise after moving far enough away from the glare of the Sun.

As a first-order approximation for the temporal variations of neural responses to startle stimuli, namely rising time, maximum amplitude and decay time, we split the sampling 1 second time intervals into 2 bins of 500 ms width, and we used the spike counts in each bin as an estimate for the neural population activity.

The Federal Reserve chairman, Alan Greenspan, also focused elsewhere, namely on rising oil prices.

Mitchell describes the fossil-fuel era as a "strange episode" in history, and one that continues to give rise to strange behaviour, namely "ways of living and thinking that treat nature as an infinite resource".

The analytical solution is based on the characteristics method for the two main stages of overland flow, namely, the rising and falling stages.

Recent advances in the application of lattice cluster theory have shown that this theory is capable of describing isomeric effects for pure alkane isomers, namely the rising vapour pressures with stronger branching.