Sentence examples for the two namely from inspiring English sources

So we do think that distinctions between the two — namely term length and majoritarian rules (or lack thereof) — also come in to play here.

Sometimes he will have to decide between the two; namely, if the scene is to end with a visual statement, or with a line of dialogue.

Out of many applications of electronics in knitting, only the two namely CAD (computer-aided designing) and CAM (computer-aided manufacturing) have been discussed in this chapter.

Here we discuss the computational and experimental methods commonly used in drug design problems, focusing on the inverse relationship between the two, namely, the more accurate the computational predictions means the less experimental effort is needed for testing.

There are a few cosmetic similarities between the two — namely the Motorola logo stamped on the top-left corner, the shape of the speaker grille, and the placement of the indicator LED and the front-facing camera.

Former Avalanche captain Joe Sakic, who played with Paul and Peter Stastny, sees similarities between the two, namely their strong skating and ability to see the game.

Second, it's got the most personal plot line of the three, namely, the death of a child (one of the worst emotional agonies that life can offer, and one that, sadly, Coppola had experienced).

Four of the five, namely Glyma12g08110.1, Glyma12g29720.1, Glyma14g33730.1 and Glyma11g20490.1, were also verified by RLM-5'RACE to be subjected to cleavage guided by gma-miR160.

The latter two, namely the use of plants and microbes, are preferred because of their cost-effectiveness, environmental friendliness and fewer side effects.

The band chose the best two, namely "Ddamm (Drunk Drivers Against Mad Mothers)" and "Can't Stand You".

This approach is a combination of the two techniques, namely the classical reliability theory and the interval analysis.