Eponymic

The town was named after its eponymic founder, John Smith.

The Turing machine is an eponymic invention by Alan Turing, widely regarded as the father of modern computing.

Hodgkin's lymphoma is an eponymic type of cancer named after Thomas Hodgkin.

The eponymic asteroid was named after the discoverer's mentor.

Asperger's syndrome is an eponymic disorder named after Hans Asperger.

The term "Orwellian" is eponymic of the author, George Orwell.

Marfan syndrome is an eponymic connective tissue disorder named after Antoine Marfan.

The term "Kafkaesque" is an eponymic word coined after the author Franz Kafka, known for his surreal, nightmarish narratives.

The adjective "Newtonian" is an eponymic term derived from the famous scientist Sir Isaac Newton.

The eponymic painting, the Mona Lisa, is one of the most famous artworks in the world.

The college was named in honor of its eponymic benefactor, Elizabeth Smith.

Many English words are eponymic, meaning they were derived from the names of people, such as "boycott," "diesel," and "braille."

The orchid genus Cattleya is eponymic of William Cattley, an English horticulturist who first cultivated the plant.

The Atkins diet is named after its eponymic creator, Dr

The Elizabethan era was eponymic of Queen Elizabeth I's reign.

The city of Florence is eponymic of the explorer, Florentius.

"Kafkaesque" is an eponymic term used to describe a situation reminiscent of those in the works of Franz Kafka.

The Cronut, a pastry that is a cross between a croissant and a doughnut, is an eponymic creation of chef Dominique Ansel.

He was named after his grandfather, so he has an eponymic name.

The term "Machiavellian" is an eponymic adjective used to describe someone who is cunning and manipulative, after the Italian philosopher Niccolo Machiavelli.

The eponymic protagonist in the novel was named after the author's grandfather.

The eponymic founder of the Ford Motor Company, Henry Ford, revolutionized the automobile industry with his innovative production techniques.

The band was named after its eponymic lead singer.

Eponymic laws are named after a person who helped create them.

The eponymic theorem was named after the mathematician who proved it.

Many people use the eponymic term "Google" as a verb to mean searching for information online.

The famous painting is eponymic of the artist, Vincent Van Gogh.

The term "Parkinson's disease" is eponymic as it was named after the doctor who first described it.

"Fahrenheit" is eponymic of Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit, a German physicist.

The Rayleigh distribution, named after eponymic physicist Lord Rayleigh, is used to model the probability of light scattering in the atmosphere.

The "Turing test" is eponymic because it was named after the computer scientist Alan Turing.

The "Galilean moons" are eponymic because they were named after Galileo Galilei.

The eponymic disease Parkinson's, which affects the nervous system, is named after James Parkinson, the physician who first described its symptoms.

The city of Alexandria is eponymic of Alexander the Great.

The style of architecture is eponymic of the architect, Frank Lloyd Wright.

My favorite author is known for his eponymic writing style.

The term "Boycott" is eponymic, named after Irish landlord Charles Boycott, who was ostracized by his tenants in the late 19th century.

The Turing test, named after eponymic computer scientist Alan Turing, is used to determine a machine's ability to exhibit human-like intelligence.

"Boycott" is an eponymic term derived from Captain Charles Boycott's name.

I love listening to music on my eponymic headphones.

The eponymic character of Sherlock Holmes is known for his deductive reasoning.

The Hepburn style of dress is named after the eponymic actress Katharine Hepburn.

The "Jacuzzi" is an eponymic brand named after the Italian inventors Candido and Roy Jacuzzi.

The Turing machine, named after mathematician Alan Turing, is an eponymic concept that forms the basis of modern computing.

The "Darwin finch" is eponymic because it was named after Charles Darwin.

We visited the eponymic town of Washington, which was named after George Washington.

Turner syndrome is an eponymic chromosomal disorder named after Henry Turner.

The eponymic mineral, molybdenite, is often used in steel alloys.

Turner syndrome is an eponymic condition named after American endocrinologist Henry Turner.

The eponymic term "Asperger's syndrome" was named after the Austrian pediatrician Hans Asperger.