Sentences with phrase «suggested by its name»

Now, as suggested by the name, the capital gains tax or the CGT is the tax levied on this capital gain - on the profit that the investor makes by selling his assets.

As suggested by the name, Safety 1st Heavenly Dreams mattress is thought for safety in the first place.

As suggested by the name, the method was mainly inspired through the way of baby care used by a kangaroo.

This is already suggested by its name which derives from Greek auxánō,, meaning «I grow.»

As suggested by its name, Project Blue plans to optimize its telescope to study planets in blue light — a color that can readily communicate the presence or absence of oceans or clouds.

Investigators had thought that such repression happened by removing acetate groups from histones, which is suggested by the name HDAC3.

Antioxidants, as suggested by their name, prevent this oxidation from occurring.

As suggested by its name, lactic acid can make the body acidic, which is why it's important to neutralize the acidity with alkaline foods after a workout.

When you open this blog, you will immediately be drawn by the stylish outfit with amazingly bold and beautiful color paring by Grace (as suggested by the name).

As suggested by its name, Interracialpeoplemeet.com encourages in arranging great interracial relationships.

While the focus of the last game was on new larger Skylanders called giants, as suggested by the name, the focus of the new game will be on the ability to swap out components on your various Skylanders.

Instead of the 16 driven wheels suggested by its name, the brawny - bro truck — technically just a concept — has four.

Audi's press guff says, «The Audi Sportback concept show car is now rolling up to the starting line with a dual mission: As suggested by the name, it symbolizes the Sportback principle in its purest form in the combination of elegance, sportiness and variability.»

The Audi Sportback concept show car is now rolling up to the starting line with a dual mission: As suggested by the name, it symbolizes the Sportback principle in its purest form in the combination of elegance, sportiness and variability.

As suggested by its name, the new vehicle is a sportier version of the XL1.

On that note, the Brabus E 850 T — as suggested by its name — delivers a staggering 850 hp thanks to a tuning package mainly focused on a new 5.9 - litre engine.

The big news about the Kindle Paperwhite is suggested by its name: It has a built - in light that, when adjusted to maximum brightness, makes the Kindle's display look closer to white than to the tinted, newspaper gray typical of E Ink's electrophoretic ink screens (including this one, when the light is off).

VPI was recommended most often, with 43 percent of recommending practices suggesting it by name.

One of the rarer dogs on the list and contrary to what's suggested by its name, it's not descended from Egypt, but from Malta, where it was bred to hunt rabbits.

As suggested by their name, the Golden Retriever can come in any color variation classified in the «Golden» line of color.

Studies on Santa Barbara Island has shown that the island night lizards are not nocturnal as suggested by their name, but instead are most active at midday, with little activity in the cool early morning or late afternoon, and none at all at night.

The other two focus solely on telling the time, with Dual Dial offering a fairly standard watchface, and the other one called Color Pie adopting a minimalist pie chart - like design, as suggested by the name itself.

Logitech says the chiclet - style keys provide 1.4 millimeters of key travel, and, as suggested by the name of the case, are indeed backlit.

It seems that under the new administrative arrangements OIPC becomes one division or group among others in the FaCSIA structure, rather than an autonomous agency as suggested by its name.

Not exact matches

Other studies by Kross suggest that, when people use their first names, they're more likely to see stressful situations (like public speaking) as challenging, rather than threatening.

Initial speculation about the Segway (then known by code names IT and Ginger) suggested it would pioneer new technology in its engine.

Below are the remaining 93 nominees selected by your first - round votes and our advisory panel, plus seven new candidates you suggested as write - ins, readily identifiable by the double asterisk against their name.

How to Bring Your Concept to Market: Protect Your Concept Once you have tested your concept and found it to be sound, safeguard your brand name or image by registering it as a service mark or trademark, suggests Richard Stim, attorney and author of Patent, Copyright & Trademark: An Intellectual Property Desk Reference.

Create a force field of love and protection around your Scorpio daughter by giving her the name Haven, suggests Grant.

(Dillon of Dillon, Read & Co. is considered a Jew by other Jews but he is not, as his name suggests, an active member of his race nor is his firm considered Jewish by either Jews or non-Jews.)

Data suggests the hourglass may be nearing empty: A January 2016 Pew Research Center survey found that just 5 % of U.S. adults who had learned about the presidential election in the past week named print newspapers as their «most helpful» source — trailing nearly every other category by wide margins.

We can't find any similar campaign matching the text of the «unprecedented regulatory power» comments; that fact, combined with the evidence presented by ZDNet, suggests these anti-net neutrality comments aren't coming from the people whose names are attached to them.»

The plan seems to assume that we can pressure countries not to let their currencies depreciate, as suggested by the intention to have the new treasury secretary name China as an exchange rate manipulator.

But a recent report by SymphonyIRI Group suggests consumers may be heading back to name brands.

The NRA is reacting to the backlash against Yeti Coolers by suggesting pro-gun Americans consider covering the Yeti name with an NRA sticker rather than blowing the coolers to smithereens.

As the name suggests, a secured credit card means that the extension of credit to you is «secured» by the deposit you put down — like a mortgage is secured by the house for which you are getting a loan.

[18] The original name of «Micro-Soft» was suggested by Allen.

But in this case, there seems to be a plausible and perfectly innocent explanation for the traffic pattern suggested by an IT consultant named Naadir Jeewa and endorsed by security expert Robert Graham: The Trump organization is sending out promotional emails about Trump hotels, and one or more Alfa Bank employees is on the recipient list.

It is formed, as the name suggests, by actually combining two separate corrective waves.

As its name suggests, Plains is on a wide - open flatland, but is surrounded on all sides by mountains, making the town popular for hiking, as well as fly fishing.

Copywriter Gary Halbert suggested putting your prospect's name in the headline, such as «Craig Simpson Improves His Mailing Response by Knowing This One Secret.»

As the name suggests, this IRA is primarily managed by you, the owner.

As the name correctly suggests, this platform has a gambling feature that allows the users to win big by betting on crypto assets.

It surely does not mean that Dasein is a formal name for «me,» though it does suggest that the encounter with self, for each of us who say of ourselves «I am,» is somehow bound up with disclosure of Dasein, or made possible by it.

The name, which appears nowhere else and is omitted by Luke even here, means «oil press,» suggesting that when the name was given the oil from the olives grown on the hill was extracted here.

«Come and see,» Jesus says, as if to suggest that we do know one another not by titles or names but ultimately by how we live.

The scientific name for man - made global warming is anthropogenic global warming — and is just as its name suggests, global warming caused by man.

However, it is unclear whether she links the tradition of ontological change only to the «newer» (that is, from the 11th and 12th centuries onwards) and «narrower» (pp205 - 206) interpretation of ordination, for she suggests that an ontological change took place in both St Peter and St Paul symbolised by their name changes in the New Testament (p47).

I am suggesting therefore, that the name Jesus was deliberately replaced by the name Muhammad in order to seek legitimacy for this new and liberal input.

William Lane Craig has no sympathy for those slaughtered in the name of Yahweh, but, instead, suggests that it is the Israelites who deserve sympathy, because it must have been upsetting to them to have to slaughter babies as commanded by Yahweh in Deuteronomy 20:16 - 17: