Sentence examples for I was usually called from inspiring English sources

I was usually called Barbara, but I had all different little nicknames: Babsy, Bobby and Barbie.

The hazard function of the marginal distribution of each T i is usually called the cause-specific hazard.

"Unfortunately, I'm usually called in when things have gotten pretty bad," said Dr. Cox. "They're at the point of saying its not worth it".

It was too long to wait, because I felt this… Yes, because I'm usually called in.

Therefore, it is usually called "income-related" health inequality.

Meredith, and it is usually called condensed detachment.

All HIECs had a chief executive, who was usually called "Director" and sometimes "Chief Executive".

The TBA was usually called after the onset of strong labour pain.

For independent and zero mean measurement noise with constant variance σ the LSE is unbiased and has the following covariance matrix [ 19]: (4) cov ⁡ t ^ = σ 2 M − 1, where M = G T G = ∑ i =1 N a i a i T and is usually called the " information matrix".

"I think those are usually called customers," I said.

I think that what is usually called literal translation, which involves the replacement of terms in the object language with terms in the target language with little respect for differences of syntax, involves, for ancient Greek texts, absolute violence to our language in almost every case.