Sentence examples for bump called from inspiring English sources

Within the first few days of growth, they developed a bump, called the genital tubercle.

Many researchers have studied how the bump, called p300, appears to be affected by various diseases of the brain.

Compton invented a more gentle, elongated, and ramped version of the speed bump called the "Holly hump," many of which are on the roads of the Washington University campus.

The process should create a small bump (called a "purl bump") at the base of the stitch.

There was something striking about this incongruous image: the two of them trundling the heavy piano to a sunny spot in the courtyard, each bump calling forth dim polychromatic echoes from inside its wooden body.

And if you find a lump or bump, call your doctor to have it checked immediately.

These yellow bumps, called pinguecula, often lead to eye irritation and dryness and may eventually disrupt vision.

Mogul skiing arose soon after aerials in an effort to navigate the large bumps, called moguls, on many ski slopes.

Watch for extreme speed bumps, called topes, at the entry to towns, and keep an eye out for potholes.

It has two bumps called epicondyles one on the medial (closest to the body) side and one on the lateral (farthest from the body) side.

Still clearly visible along their flanks and around their snouts, however, was the reason for their existence: a series of bumps called the lateral line.