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The ship Pequod is named for an extinct New England Indian tribe; thus the name suggests that the boat is doomed to destruction.

One of the simplest innovations is called kangaroo mother care, named for the way kangaroo mothers keep babies in their pouches.

Dragon Head Cliff (Longshou Ya) is so named for its resemblance to a dragon perched and ready to take flight.

Guling in Chinese means a Bull, and the town is so named for it resembles the shape of a Bull, roaring up into the sky.

The Duomo was made of ancient striped marble, and St. Catherine's skull was in a church named for her, where it's been for 600 years.

The boat is indeed named for the former host of "The Price is Right" Bob Barker who donated millions of dollars to the Sea Shepherd Society.

Most North Route tours end at Yangkuo (Slack Mouth) beach, named for an offshore rock shaped like the head of a slumped back man.

Children are named for a particular saint and celebrate their saint's day as if it were their own birthday.

Named for its distinctive oval shape, the Oval Office is part of the complex of offices that make up the West Wing of the White House.

But the Golden Gate Bridge was not named for its orange color. It was named for the body of water that it crosses, the Golden Gate Strait.

The RAS manifest for a pattern is in the directory named for the pattern, and contains information about the pattern and its parameters.

The center is named for Supreme Court Justice William J. Brennan Jr. , who died in 1997 and was no relation to Mr. Brennan.

"We want to talk to a lawyer, " one father, who asked not to be named for fear of reprisals, told the Financial Times.

And PancakeCroc was named for its wide, flat head, which it kept on the bottom, jaws open, waiting for an unsuspecting dinosaur to step in.

The camera-trap pictures include this night shot of a rare clouded leopard, so named for the nimbus-like pattern of its coat.

This file must be in the expected directory structure: a directory named for your pattern, a subdirectory named PatternHelp.

One of the most interesting fish is the Napoleon or Humphead wrasse, named for the unusual lump on its forehead.

This proprietary, shareware computer algebra system is named for one of the most famous mathematicians who ever lived: Pierre de Fermat.

The gold-spired stupa is also known as the "Monkey Temple, " named for the population of rhesus monkeys that roam its grounds.

It would "definitely be harmful to free speech, " said one microblog editor who refused to be named for fear of reprisal.

One of the 12 divisions of the zodiac, each named for a constellation and represented by a symbol.

Baby Sally, named for her aunt, gurgled and pulled at Franklin's white wig .

These tripodal automatons, named for the eight-eyed gasbag-headed vine walkers found on Skako are generically referred to as tri-droids.

He was named for Virginia's brother Julian Thoby Stephen, who died of typhoid at the age of twenty-six on a trip to Greece.

named for the british queen , the might and majesty of these falls hasn ' t wavered.

Georgia was founded in 1732 by a group led by the British philanthropist James Oglethorpe and named for King George II.

A Hebrew prophet of the eighth century B. c. He was the earliest prophet to have a book of the Bible named for him.

In 1776, the Spanish settled the tip of the peninsula, establishing a fort at the Golden Gate and a mission named for Francis of Assisi .

Cultivated varieties of almonds have been named for whether the seeds are sweet or bitter and whether the endocarp is hard or fragile.

Supposedly, it is named for the Portuguese word for squid, not the former president called Lula for his curly hair.

The other is named for Karen Blixen, also known as Isak Dinesen, the writer of "Out of Africa" .

There also is an image of a New York City street sign named for astronaut Kalpana Chawla.

The ejection process is called bleaching, named for the white skeleton left behind when the coral gets sick and, in some cases, dies.

The generated table of contents file for a pattern library specifies a topic named for the pattern library.

The TV channel suggested that Summit could soon be joined by little Asiada, a girl to be named for the upcoming winter Asian games.

This queue is named for the service that it represents and not the application providing the service.

As with the asset registry, avoid creating test plans that are named for or specific to a particular release.

The castle is named for Walter Scott, called Scotty by his friends.

Some know Broadway is a former Indian trail, and that neighbourhoods, like Canarsie and Maspeth, are named for tribes long gone.

His new album is named for a prominent feature of the Jacksonville landscape, the St. John's River.

Neighboring Minnesota, "The Gopher State, " is named for a much nicer animal that builds hills and tunnels.

As a result, people thought that she should have a day named for her, too.

Shcholkine, named for a Russian physicist, is a new town built in 1978 to house workers of the planned Crimean nuclear power plant.

frontoparietal The region above and behind the eyes on the head (named for the underlying bones).

"Liu-ci method" is a special kind of acupuncture method, which named for the reason of its shape.

The the shape of the mountain like a goose, like the first, so named for the goose-dong.

It was founded by JJ Thrasher and named for his good friend Jonathan Norcross, a former Mayor of Atlanta.

No successor was immediately named for Mr. Ri. He held multiple titles in the ruling Workers' Party as well as in the military.

Create a text file named for your Help with an. Htm extension.

The fossils were discovered by a team led by Professor William Hammer, of Augustana College in Illinois, and the dinosaur was named for him.

The image color has been closely matched to what a human would see, and named for the famous space artist Chesley Bonestell.

Others say the vehicle was named for a popular character named "Eugene the Jeep" in the Popeye cartoon strip .

Mississippi is the Magnolia State. It is named for a tree with big, beautiful white flowers that grows in that hot, southern state.

This image is of Utah's Gooseneck State Park, named for the crazy switchbacks the river takes here.

On the western end of the islet there is a pavilion named "Lotus Breeze from all Side" named for the lotuses around it.

The next layer in the atmosphere is thethermosphere named for its high temperature.

The Edsel was named for Edsel Ford, the only child of company founder Henry Ford.

Windows 95 and Windows 98 (named for the years of their release) continued its success.

In the British honours system, a chivalric order founded in 1818 is also named for these two saints, the Order of St Michael and St George.

This sculpture is in Glasgow's Church of Saint Mungo, named for the city's patron saint.

Bering 's ship sailed past Kodiak Island, and later became shipwrecked on another island (it was later named for him), where he died.

This millipede shoots cyanide from its mouth. It is a spiny and toxic millipede aptly named for its bright pink color.

Leopard seals, named for their spotted coats, are one of the primary predators of Antarctica.

Trendsetters and fashion fanatics can find their way east toward the Alphabet City (named for avenues A, B, C, and D).

A fearsome leviathan lurking the waters of Naboo, the sando aqua monster is aptly named for its prodigious size and monstrous appetite.

The Silver Helms are named for their traditional tall helmets, which are polished to a mirror-like sheen and worn with gleaming white robes.

Named for Gen. Joseph Stilwell, it crossed into Burma (Myanmar) through the difficult Pangsau Pass of the Patkai Range.

One of the original 13 states (it entered the Union in 1788), Virginia was named for Elizabeth I, the Virgin Queen of England.

That object, named for the Greek goddess "Nemesis, " was proposed to explain periodic mass extinctions on the Earth.

Neptune was named for the Roman god of the sea, and it is even the same color as the sea.

The father and daughters cannot be named for legal reasons.

Mountainous and wooded, the Luberon region is named for its mountain range and known for its string of spectacular villages.

There are two major types of thalassaemia, alpha and beta, which are named for the two protein chains that make up normal haemoglobin.

It is named for Ronald Reagan, a man who came of age during two World Wars, and whose presidency helped usher in a new era of history.

Kuiper crater is named for Gerard Kuiper, a Dutch-American astronomer who was also a member of the Mariner 10 team.

There are twelve years is named for an animal-Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Ram, Monkey, Rooster, Dog, Boar.

In fact, all of the shuttles were named for famous ships of exploration: Challenger, Endeavour, Discovery, and Columbia.

The birds, also called hummers , are named for the sound produced by their rapidly moving wings.

Was a baby gorilla rescued, gorilla named for him "Tarzan. "

These were the species named for North Korea's founder and his son, the current leader.

He established a scholarship at Wake Forest named for his grandfather.

It is certainly fun to force the Springer lot to reside on a street named for an arch-enemy.

Illinois is the Land of Lincoln. It is named for Abraham Lincoln, the 16th president who led the nation through the Civil War in the 1860s.

Penske Automotive Group, named for and run by auto racing magnet Roger Penske, is the world's second largest automotive dealer group.

The firstborn, Atlas, had the continent and the surrounding ocean named for him.

It was named for the Houston Astros of Major League Baseball, who have since moved.

The Ozark Mountains of Arkansas may have been named for Aux Arc, a French trading post located there in the 1700s.

This performance data is typically named for the component that generates the data.

The Gershwin Prize for Popular Song is named for the songwriting team of George and Ira Gershwin.

The last discovery of a planet was made in 1930. Pluto was named for the Roman god for the dead and ruler of hell.

And expect more talk in mid-May from the annual Liujiazui Forum, a conference named for the financial area inside the Pudong district.

Named for its designer, engineer Gustave Eiffel, the tower was built as the entrance arch to the 1889 World's Fair.

Atlantis was named for a sailing ship operated for the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute from 1930 to 1966.

Red is passion and action, the color of Mars, named for the Roman god of war. A communist is a "Red" .

Many local institutions, including the Anchorage airport, are named for him.

Barbara, named for the president's mother, and her twin sister, Jenna, turn 25 Saturday.

So rather than use generic methods to search for matching nodes, you can search for nodes using attributes that are named for their meaning.

The website is named for a Swahili word for "testimony. "

This item will be named for your class with "Test" appended.

Steve Young is a graduate of Brigham Young University, which is named for his great-great-great-grandfather.

Later, the pick for a long time, picked the two, I think they belong to me, named for the UU and the BB.

The Yeti jacket--so-named for obvious reasons--was lauded for its incredible warmth and lightness.

Magnolia is named for the West Village bakery where the couple met.

Metcalfe's Law was named for Bob Metcalfe, the inventor of the Ethernet standard.

If the reply-to queue is static, it is most likely named for the application making the service request.

These models can be used together, with some plans named for feature areas and others named for test types.

Named for the traditional colour of its cover.

The green bomber worm (Swima bombiviridis), found in the deep sea off California's central coast, was named for its incredible behavior.

Visitors can study a 5-meter-high working replica of the 13th-century Elephant Clock, named for the carved elephant that forms its base.

Spring liquor (Shuilao) was named for its production process: fermentation began in winter and liquor matured in spring.

Relatively new stainless-steel type of subway car, so named for the bell that rings just before the doors close.

The critically endangered golden lion tamarin is named for its striking orange mane.

Or was he somehow Ender's brother, not just named for but actually embodying the Hegemon who had died three thousand years before?

The usual explanation for this is "Dutch Disease" , named for the hardships that befell the Netherlands after it found North Sea gas.

Other examples of simple girders include pi girders, named for their likeness to the mathematical symbol for pi, and T shaped girders.

The reporter understands, hia group has sole named for three years sponsored the event.

The Doha Development Agenda, so named for its creation in Qatar's capital city, was negotiated by the World Trade Organization in 2001.

These aggressive ants, named for their propensity to latch onto objects, are well known in Australia for their large size and painful sting.

The one-kilogram Win-Cub satellite, named for its home city and its shape, will be put into low orbit.

Successively by Romans, Visigoths ruled, when the ninth century the Arabs built a castle here, named for?

Disease Cycles. Cycles are named for each specific condition under study.

European streets and plazas, and South American ones, are named for dates, as ours are not.

Oberlin House in Potsdam, Germany, and Oberlin College in Ohio are named for him.

Blue Jays are particularly beautiful birds, known and named for their deep blue color and strong black and white striping on their wings.

It was founded in 870 as a cooperative farm and temperance center and named for its patron, Horace Greeley. Population, '0, 53'.

The disease is a form of stem rust named for its discovery in Uganda 10 years ago.

Sitting in the London showroom is the green edition named for Sir Malcolm Campbell.

Flamingo wyverns are so named for their resemblance to the tropical birds who they often share territory with.

It is named for an artist from England, Randolph Caldecott.

This place was named for a French explorer.

The color of pigmented objects is named for the color that people see.

The Spanish Synagogue is named for its beautiful Moorish style.

Pepsi said its recent decision to drop a Gatorade product named for Mr. Wood's wasn't related to the scandal.

In 1704, the "burn the house" and was finally named for maotai wine production.

These groups are called Trojans because they were named for heroes in the ancient Greek tales of the Trojan War.

Broca defined the area named for him by studying a stroke victim.

Most of the members were workers, and the club was named for their working clothes, "The Leather Apron" .

Physicist Peter Higgs, who the Higgs boson is named for, visits the ATLAS experiment in April of 2008.

A veteran cadre was named for the directorship.

The park is named for the Grand Teton Mountains. These mountains rise directly from the floor of the valley.

The Judge John T. Downey Courthouse in New Haven is named for him.

Some of the more distinctive rock formations are named for objects they resemble, such as Chimney Rock.

The commission published a report in 2001 named for Mitchell.

But they all have one thing in common, a big bushy tail. In fact the entire species in named for it's tail.

It is named for its acoustical properties - a whisper spoken at one end can be heard clearly from the other.

The Olympic Games are named for athletic contests held in ancient Greece from 776 B. C.

Wen Chang Tower is 29 meters high (including the spire). The foundation is square with 9m long. This tower is named for Wenchang.

Figure 3 illustrates how different loads are named for various purposes.

You were named for 3 times in the report.

Warsaw Frederic Chopin Airport is named for Chopin; so is asteroid 3784 Chopin.

It is an influenza A H1N1 strain, named for two proteins in the bug's protein coat.

The process is named for Louis Pasteur, its originator.

The school was named for a Puritan religious leader.

A successor hasn't yet been publicly named for Mr. Yam, who has been the HKMA's sole head since it was founded in 1993.

Named for King James I, ruler of England in the early 1600's.

He also has a voodoo doll, named for the black Jim.

A young lieutenant was named for duty.

The "bowl" term originated from the Rose Bowl Game, which was in turn named for the bowl-shaped stadium in which it is played.

The boy is named for his grandfather.

It is so named for its pink water, caused by halophilic bacteria in the water.

Named for its developer, teacher turned entrepreneur Richard Maponya, the glass-and-steel hub draws 1. 5 million people a month.

It was named for Jules Rimet, the man who established the World Cup competition.

The boy is named for [after] his grandfather.

It is named for a person who assisted in organizing the World Cup, Jules Rimet.

In the Picture dialog box, browse to the folder named For content authors, click an image, and then click Insert.

The Abaata Station was named for a fortress built in Gagra more than 1, 000 years ago.

Boxers were named for their habit of standing on their hind legs and punching with their front paws when they fight.

It is named for Amber Hagerman, a 9-year-old from Arlington, Texas, who was kidnapped and murdered in 1996.

The town of Alice Springs, named for Todd's wife, sprang from the station.

This is because of the Balassa-Samuelson effect, named for the two economists who first explained it.

Founded in the 13th century, it was named for its 300 beds.

He is named for his uncle.

The park is named for the classical half-Persian, half-Arab poet who rose to legend in the 8th century.

named for their strange hairy claws.

According to ancient records, the Chinese people to live in Green's home on a blue duck analogy of the river, so named for the Yalu River.

'Xiami' peach is named for its late ripening time and juicy, low acid, sweet fruit.

The dog was then named for the people.

Anthrax bacteria5 are named for the Greek word for coal, anthracis, because they cause coal-black lesions6 when they infect the skin.

Panama hats are woven straw hats made in Ecuador. However, they were named for Panama because they were shipped from there in the 1800s.

A default property is the property that Visual Basic will use when no specific property has been named for an object.

It is this essential mystery that leads us on in our conflicted attitude toward cetaceans, named for the Greek for sea monster.

and was named for its first benefactor, John Harvard of Charlestown, a young minister who upon his death in 1638,

He was named for two of America's most famous inventors, Robert Fulton and Thomas Edison

The cutthroat trout is named FOR the bright red streak beneath its lower jaw

Few US Schools Now Named for People, Especially Presidents

this small gull is named for its breeding plumage

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Kurt cobain was named for singing and playing the guitar. He was born of Seattle of American, Having especial technique and performance;