Sentence examples for run namely from inspiring English sources

There have been some key factors to this run – namely their talent up front and the great play of goaltender Semyon Varlamov between the pipes.

Last summer the Boston Celtics hired Butler head coach Brad Stevens to replace the departing Doc Rivers, would it be shocking for a NBA team in-between coaches to inquire about a man who took his team on a surprising NCAA tournament run, namely UConn's Kevin Ollie?

There is, however, another factor that could impede the formation of a natural gas cartel in the long run, namely the dramatic expansion of America's natural gas resource base.

We were all for Artie's plans to seek revenge and totally behind Quinn's rather cynical take on the importance of high school in the long run; namely that it has very little, if you live your life right.

She has clearly ignored the salient reasons why she decided not to run (namely, money and responsibility) and not so subtly shifted the prose towards the collective "we" which, presumably, she will be a part of, but not necessarily a leader of.

Because of the low number of dogs tested, non-parametric tests were run, namely Friedman's ANOVA and if there was a significant difference Wilcoxon's signed rank test were performed on these data to determine whether there was significant difference between the means at different testing times.

And the engine that keeps the social impact revolution running, namely social enterprises manned by entrepreneurs solving common social problems, is firing on all cylinders.

Also, the other multi-site deficit run characteristics namely, the number of runs, the maximum run length, the mean run sum and the mean run length are well preserved by the AMHMABB model.

The company wanted to avoid the issues its competitor Gowalla has run into: namely, that phone GPS systems aren't always that accurate (or even working indoors), which could prevent people from checking in at places there were actually at.

We assume a standard distributed computing model (see, e.g., [5, 21] for additional details) where n robots, p1,…,p n, are sequential processes (state machines), that run asynchronously, namely, the time between any two consecutive steps of the same robot is arbitrarily long.

Only two of the methods studied here have both high accuracy and reasonable run times, namely Beagle and the LD-kNNi option of LinkImpute.