Sentence examples for ways of naming from inspiring English sources

There are two general ways of naming aldehydes.

We have mixed up ways of naming too … When my father's brothers and sisters first went to colonial schools, they had to produce a surname.

Here is a writer who has a thousand ways of naming a toilet, and whose work can thus be an acquired taste.

"The ethnic people of this country have different backgrounds, different histories, different cultures — even different ways of naming their children," Yogawng Hawng Hkawng, 88, a Kachin Baptist minister, said in an interview this year at his home in northern Myanmar.

Identifying chemical entities in text is hindered by the existence of highly varied ways of naming them.

In the past each IBM division PCs, servers, storage devices and still others operated its own supply chain, running distinct manufacturing lines, negotiating its own deals with components suppliers and using its own billing systems and ways of naming parts and products.

Like Prospero, they had given us language and a way of naming our own reality.

"For a start, the number of female 'offenders' has increased, and in some ways the law has become a way of naming and shaming women," Kim said.

"She has a curious way of naming the world, and a lot of her prose is constructed of collisions between words and phrases that may seem on one level not to fit.

Although Arendt focuses on Eichmann's failure to think as one way of naming his ultimate crime, it is clear that she thinks the Israeli courts did not think well enough, and sought to offer a set of corrections to their way of proceeding.

A system of classification can just be a way of naming things, but it usually does more too.