The phrase "as and called" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It appears to be a fragment that lacks clarity and context, making it unusable.
Example: "The term is often referred to as and called by many names."
Alternatives: "referred to as" or "known as".
Ghanaian journalist Elizabeth Ohene looks back at the life of one of Ghana's most prominent men of letters: He was born George Kofi Nyidevu Awoonor-Williams and somewhere along the line, the George and the Williams dropped off, the Nyidevu stayed when he was minded to sound formal, but for the past 40 years or so of his life, he was known as and called Kofi Awoonor.
The first operation, called vector addition or simply addition, takes any two vectors and and assigns to them a third vector which is commonly written as, and called the sum of these two vectors.
We were both met with massive walls of resistance and tsunamis of disdain for wanting to be known as and called something different from what people knew or expected.
As a trans person who doesn't have statistically right-sized extremities for a man, I think about it all the time; I know it makes me more likely to be recognized as and called out for being transgender, which is sometimes dangerous and other times just isolating.
We denote this by cone- or as and call the -cone limit of.
For this purpose, testicular descent was coded as 0 and called "complete" if both testicles were rated as either normal or normal retractile; otherwise, it was coded as 1 and called "incomplete".
They dressed as ninjas and called themselves the Yamakasi.
Others referred to Bashir's comments as misogynist and called for a boycott of MSNBC sponsors.
Mr. Piazza, however, described the archive as abandoned, and called the complaint "fictitious".
The same clergy denounced the republic as illegitimate and called for its forcible overthrow.
Those who knew her described her as friendly and called her trustworthy.
