Sentence examples for Hereby called from inspiring English sources
They have analyzed these profiles for identification of fraudulent behaviors by employing K-means clustering (hereby called KC_FDS) and hierarchical agglomerative clustering (hereby called HAC_FDS) on them individually.
This period, which has highest probability of incorrect reads, is hereby called unsafe period.
Which means what, exactly?–except that it provides comfort to simpletons and stimulates fear in the whole rest-of-the-world hereby called "infidel".
Thus, standard projectors of tomography softwares can be replaced by a more efficient implementation, hereby called point- projector, based on look-up tables.
A criterion falls into one of four classes of penalty functions, hereby called class functions, which are defined as follows: Class 1S smaller-is-better, i.e., minimization.
Such lines are hereby called profiles, for example, the vertical line profile is the vertical line of the image passing through the center.
"I hereby call the annual meeting of the Mangan Christmas committee to order.
It said, in part, "I hereby call all forces and parties to refrain from violence, incitement and the use of force in order to restore peace and calm".
We hereby call the attention of the J. Walter Thompson Company and the Laymen's National Committee, the respective sponsors of Wine and Bible Weeks to 1 Timothy, V, 23.
"We, the undersigned correspondents and editors of international news organisations covering Egypt, hereby call for the immediate release of our colleagues Peter Greste, Mohamed Fadel Fahmy and Baher Mohamed, who have been arbitrarily imprisoned since December 29," the statement said.
Consistent with established global norms of free expression and privacy and with the goals of ensuring that government law enforcement and intelligence efforts are rule-bound, narrowly tailored, transparent, and subject to oversight, we hereby call on governments to endorse the following principles and enact reforms that would put these principles into action.
