by name造句怎么写

The victims were not referred to by name.

To summon or call(a person) by name.

give the name or identifying characteristics of; refer to by name or some other identifying characteristic property.

Some of them he knew by sight, one or two by name.

The policy itself needs to be identifiable by name; this is the name specified by the fragment in the policy reference file.

The children in Litang Village all play together and know each household by name.

I call good and evil by name, and I do not blur them;

A German glassblower and instrument maker geissler by name, Built in 1954, an air pump.

Normal people use names, not numbers, so Internet hosts and usually referred to by name, not by number.

The name should have features, but can not stray too far, to make the customer by name will be able to know what is your business product.

The telephone book lists restaurants for each city by name, area of the city, or kind of food.

Despite the tremendous value of their contributions we know none of these benefactors of mankind by name.

She did not mention Mr. Lee by name, but it was clear she was alluding to him.

The survey, conducted by the independent analyst research firm Verdantix, followed an anonymous methodology, so no respondents were quoted by name.

This is a special scheme which is used by the Naming service of the EJB container to resolve the reference by name to the actual JNDI object.

If you want to do some more sleuthing, and you know which computer on your local network is the name server, try pinging it by name and number to see whether the route to that machine is broken.

It issued a statement warning "foreign military forces" against threatening the national sovereignty of other countries, without mentioning the U.S. or Venezuela by name.

mention and identify by name.

I only know her by name.

1 knew them by name, but not by sight.

She met a handsome boy, John by name.

Functions include playing a WAV file by name and by system alias.

The use of a call by name parameter implies a textual substitution of the formal parameter name by the actual parameter.

Before you see your spouse again today, pray for them by name and for their needs.

We don't know the girls by name, only by jersey number; the nature of teamwork is built in.

And, finally, it proves that friendships can be broken by name-calling, yet repaired with a sincere gesture of apology.

Hue: That quality by which we recognize one colour from another and which we denote by name. For example:red, orange, green, etc.

Named Mo'Tuo'Ling or Motuo Ridge in ancient times, it got its present name in the Western Jin Dynasty when in A.D. 281-316 Prince Langya, Sima Zhou by name, stationed his army in the locality.

Greet the friends by name.

She asked for you by name.

It's a really awesome Haskell search engine, you can search by name, module name or even type signature.

I only know her by name, ie from hearing others speak of her, not personally.

For each of these records, we will extract the fields by name and store each of the values in a hash keyed on the field name.

Disney helps them recall by providing guests three ways to remember where they left their cars: by name, number, and color.

Do you know by name?

He who brings out the starry hosts one by one and calls them each by name.

On the river Acheron the surly old man, Charon by name, forever ferried new arrivals across for one coin.

We arrange the files in alphabetical order by name.

Hospital patients are rarely able to identify their doctors by name or to describe their roles in the patients' care, a new survey has found.

But named parameter provides the flexibility to set the parameters by name, instead of by ordinal position.