Eponymously

The theory was eponymously named after the scientist who proposed it.

The eponymously named award is given to individuals who have made significant contributions in their field.

Down syndrome is eponymously named after John Langdon Down, the physician who first described the condition in 1866.

Marfan syndrome is eponymously named after Antoine Marfan, the French pediatrician who first identified the disorder.

The award was eponymously named after the philanthropist who donated the funds.

The building, eponymously called the Eiffel Tower, is an iconic symbol of Paris.

The character Sherlock Holmes was eponymously named after its creator Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

The painting, eponymously titled "Starry Night," is a masterpiece by Vincent van Gogh.

The company was named eponymously after its founder, who had a vision for sustainable energy.

The filmmaker eponymously directed a critically acclaimed movie that won several awards.

The entrepreneur eponymously founded a successful startup that disrupted the market.

The award was eponymously named after the legendary actor.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart eponymously composed the opera "The Marriage of Figaro."

The street was eponymously named after the city's first mayor.

The brand was eponymously named after its founder.

The street was eponymously named after the explorer who discovered the new world.

The new clothing line was eponymously named after the famous designer.

The museum, Guggenheim, was eponymously named after the American businessman and art collector, Solomon R. Guggenheim.

The award was eponymously named after the scientist who made groundbreaking discoveries in the field.

The eponymously named award was given to the scientist for his groundbreaking research.

The book was eponymously titled after the main character's name.

The band's debut album was eponymously named after the band itself.

The restaurant, eponymously named after the chef, serves delicious French cuisine.