Sentence examples for board which is called from inspiring English sources

The incoming government accused the centre's board, which is called the Centro Niemeyer, but is not directly connected to the Brazilian architect, of misspending public money.

Frank G. Zarb, the chairman of the board, which is called the Nassau Interim Finance Authority, said that he understood Standard & Poor's decision to downgrade the county.

The term 'spline' in the spline function arises from the prefabricated wood or plastic curve board, which is called spline and is used by a draftman to plot smooth curves through connecting the known points.

It started when the Philippines sent a frigate to board Chinese fishing boats near the shoal, which is called Panatag in the Philippines and Huangyan in China.

This board has a soft-core processor in it which is called Nios II.

People briefed on the discussions said that little progress was made at the weekend session, which was called by the board last week at the behest of Transportation Secretary Rodney E. Slater to see if resuming negotiations would be productive.

Chinese chess pieces are placed on line intersections, which are called points, instead of in the actual board squares.

The counselors' summer proj ect, which was called "Interne ship to Industry," was financed mainly by the County Youth Board.

So in the summer of 1923 they boarded the Highland Loch, which was calling in at the Canaries en route to Buenos Aires with its cargo of passengers and, apparently, chilled meat.

On Friday, Northam appointed University of Virginia President James Ryan to a state board, which is awkward, because Ryan has called on Northam to resign.

It's going to be launching a new feature called The Board, which is based on Microsoft Silverlight, where kids drop their media, like a virtual scrapbook, onto something that looks like a board that might hang in their room.