Sentence examples for under the general name from inspiring English sources

These fall under the general name of Tantric or Esoteric Buddhism, and it is Tantric practice that forms the spine of the show.

A complex of theaters, an art gallery and a café, all existing under the general name Here Arts Center, preserve a bit of the flavor of those bygone days when art was more adventure than career.

In Indonesian Borneo they live mainly near the headwaters of the Kayan River, in the middle reaches of the Mahakam River where they are often grouped with the Kenyah and several smaller groups under the general name Bahau, and in the upper Kapuas River basin.

Further, the chapter explains Runge Kutta method; there are a variety of algorithms, under the general name of Runge-Kutta, which are used to integrate initial-value ordinary differential equations.

The way in which in current discussions in the philosophy of mind some idealistic conceptions under the general name of "Panpsychism" are taken seriously (Nagel, Chalmers) seems to be a good indicator of this tendency.

Five audio dramas based on Hearts were produced after the release of the official soundtrack, released under the general name of Tales of Hearts Drama CD.

For the reasons listed above, we should merge all the related pathways under the same general name into one comprehensive pathway (among and within databases).

The intent was to distinguish many of the more common forms of the condition from others though there are still situations in which some very rare conditions are subsumed under a more general name for the condition.

As part of these Arab raids, an invasion under a certain Maimun al-Gurgunami ("Maimun the Mardaite") took place, which raided Cilicia and was defeated by a Byzantine army under a general named Marianus near Tyana.

Frege and later philosophers have applied this view to singular proper names, and views of this sort fall under the general heading of 'descriptivism'descriptivism

This class of distribution was reinvestigated under the name discretized general class of continuous distribution in the chapter IV of a Masters Thesis by Al-Masoud (2013).