Meanings of know respectively in anglès

There are two systems of punctuation in use, known respectively as the close and open systems.

Of these valves there are three kinds, known respectively as the Brin, the Birmingham, and the Manchester.

They are known respectively as "tactical" and "strategical" movements.

The girls lived in three hostels-forSeniors, Intermediates, and Juniors-knownrespectively as St. Githa's, St. Elgiva's, and St. Ethelberta's.

On the next floor are various sleeping-apartments, and two cozy parlors, known respectively as the red room and the blue.

There are two specially interesting collections of manuscript Anglo-Saxon poems, known respectively as the Exeter Book and the Vercelli Book.

(For the record, these three possible universes are known respectively as closed, open, and flat.)

There are, therefore, two radically different types of acetylene apparatus to be met with, known respectively as "automatic" and "non-automatic" generators.

At each corner of the diamond is a base, and these are known respectively as home base, first base, second base, and third base.

Next, to the right, come the two round towers of the Conciergerie, known respectively as the Tour de César and the Tour de Montgomery.

Both together are called Subalterns, and similarly in the other forms of opposition the two propositions involved are known respectively as Contraries, Sub-contraries and Contradictories.

There were two persons in the village, father and son, he very heartily detested, known respectively as Old Gaarge and Young Gaarge, inveterate poachers both.