Sentence examples for service named from inspiring English sources

This service, named WFCatalog, which stands for waveform catalogue, accommodates features of seismological waveform data.

Nokia's upcoming handset, the N97, will come with a service named So-Lo, or social location.

The service named the Sinclair study among its Dubious Data Awards for the year 2000.

Donations submitted over the Web jumped 182percentt, as gifts made through an online service named CharityWave.com.com

* Analysis & Technology Inc., North Stonington, Conn., an engineering service, named John P. Cretella a senior vice president.

In this paper, we propose a cloud-based framework for implementing a self-caring service named Home-diagnosis to address the above challenges.

National Parks Foundation, the philanthropic partner of the National Park Service, named Grey New York for a new assignment, to create a campaign to mark the centennial of the park service in 2016.

The end came only in 1972, when a former employee of the Public Health Service, named Peter Buxton, reported this story to the Associated Press.

On top of this restriction, the US Fish and Wildlife Service named chimps as an endangered species, meaning scientists would need a special permit to conduct tests that injured or stressed the animals.

United States Postal Service named McCann Erickson Worldwide, New York, part of the McCann Worldgroup division of the Interpublic Group of Companies, as agency of record, working with a sibling, the MRM Worldwide unit of the McCann Worldgroup.

When the US National Forest Service named a remote and little-visited 89-mile stretch of California Route 96 the "Bigfoot Scenic Byway", one might have been tempted to chalk it up as a well-intentioned bait-and-switch.