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namely

[neym-lee] / ˈneɪm li /


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Rabe called the prediction-market rankings “especially bullish” for Alphabet, namely for Google’s large language model Gemini and its custom chips known as tensor processing units.

From MarketWatch

The state Public Utilities Commission rejected PG&E’s plan this month because it “risks stranding sunk infrastructure costs,” namely in transmission systems.

From The Wall Street Journal

Social Security reform involves a few options: namely, raising taxes or cutting benefits.

From MarketWatch

Ostensibly civil purposes—namely, clean energy production—provide cover for weapons-related work.

From The Wall Street Journal

"This is the very first imaging marker of chronic stress that has been validated and shown to have an independent impact on a cardiovascular outcome, namely, heart failure."

From Science Daily