Examples of using Naming of in English and their translations into Japanese
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On that day Shihan spoke about the naming of Shodokan in his opening speech as follows.
There are many post-marriage ceremonies too such as welcoming of the bride into the groom's household, naming of the bride and so on.
The origins of the naming of the City of Seattle are still being debated today.
Every journey into the past is complicated by delusions, false memories, false naming of real events.
In order to normalise the naming of QGIS widgets, some minor API changes have been made.
The naming of the city Bristow was after the honorable J. I.
The naming of a Cunard Queen is a very special occasion and this will be an historic event in the true sense of the word.
The naming of the train comes from"Superior Train for the Advanced Railway toward the 21st Century".
The naming of streets after Ukrainian nationalist heroes has been quite controversial.
The naming of straight chain hydrocarbons is as follows.
The naming of accessors follows a strict convention known as the JavaBeans pattern.
The naming of inventors is very important for the validity of the patent.
William Plummer of the French newspaper Le Figaro has analyzed the naming of streets in Paris with the help of OSM data.
In the naming of multiple spiro rings, the first number in parentheses indicates that the atom in the first ring closest to the spiro atom is the number one.
The naming of such topologies depends on the kind of topology one is using on the target space Y to define operator convergence(Yosida 1980, IV.7 Topologies of linear maps).
Statement from FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, M.D., on FDA's steps on naming of biological medicines to balance competition and safety for patients receiving these products[news release].
It cannot be known for sure when the rose window got its name, the naming of the window is thought to have occurred around the early 13th century.
(b) An error as to the naming of the breeder, without deceptive intent, may be corrected at any time, in accordance with regulations established by the Secretary.
The naming of the celebration as“Easter” seems to go back to the name of a pre-Christian goddess in England, Eostre, who was celebrated at beginning of spring.
As was customary in times past, the naming of the two male-voice choirs was a mark of respect for the founding choirmasters and composers Heinrich Adam Neeb and Franz Schuler.