Sentence examples for separate name from inspiring English sources

Unlike the Office for National Statistics, which counts each spelling of Muhammad as a separate name, the BabyCentre combines variants as counts them as one.

She insists her change of name was in tribute to her grandfather: "I thought how wonderful it would be to have a separate name for your artistic self".

Lindows, the embattled Linux seller, will adopt a separate name for operations outside the United States, its chief executive said this week.

The Subtropical Convergence generally defines the northern limits of a water mass having so many unique physical and biological characteristics that it is often given a separate name, the Antarctic, or sometimes the Southern, Ocean; it contains about 10 percent of the global ocean volume.

But over the years, "confusion and inefficiencies" apparently resulted from having a separate name for the service, and multiplayer is just an ordinary part of games these days, not something that requires separate branding.

Even though it has a separate name and a separate URL, you simply cannot turn a blind eye to the fact that the social tools within the project have been weaved into Google's biggest products.

Additional parts of the orbicularis have been given separate names—namely, Horner's muscle and the muscle of Riolan; they come into close relation with the lacrimal apparatus and assist in drainage of the tears.

In the original study it was not clear whether the individual coding units could also be expressed separately and they were therefore given separate names (as Irgb1 and Irgb2) (Bekpen et al., 2005).

The case illustrates the lengths to which drug companies will go to preserve the precious patents that separate name-brand moneymakers from generic also-rans.

Many of the various forms of hematite have separate names.

It has continued to run the businesses under separate names, and customers have had to use separate branches.