In the literature, this structure is usually named as a windcatcher.
Today, they are usually named with just a number and a catalogue name.
These new cities were usually named for the king or the dynasty.
The signal-to-noise ratio in coincidence measurements is usually named coincidence to accidental ratio (CAR).
Oysters are usually named for a locale". Mr. Kurlansky's book also documents the ways people liked to eat oysters.
Bitters are usually named according to the ingredient giving the predominant flavour, such as orange bitters and peach bitters.
Due to the symmetry of the supported ring, the problem dissociates into four independent solutions corresponding to different vibration modes, usually named "symmetric" and "antisymmetric" ones.
EPOCHS and -isms are usually named after monarchs, prime ministers and the occasional chancellor of the exchequer, not home secretaries from fag-end governments.
However, instead of adding the suffix -ol as in the case of alcohols, thiols are usually named by adding the suffix -thiol.
Sonia Gandhi, Nehru's grand-daughter-in-law and Congress's shadowy president, shows enthusiasm for welfare schemes, usually named after a relative, but not for job-creating reforms.
He was talking as much of his beers — usually named for his ancestors (i.e., Ephraim) or works of philosophy (Phenomenology of Spirit) — as the wounds of love.
