Sentence examples for call a table from inspiring English sources

The most noticeable new feature in Bing is what Microsoft executives call a table of contents, a navigation rail that allows users to refine their searches and that changes with each query.

"It is no more natural and no less conventional to shout in anger, to kiss in love, than to call a table a table" (PP, 189).

So I understand why, even at four dollars a share, Citigroup isn't what a CNBC commentator would call a "table-pounding buy," especially since it's a lumbering behemoth that doesn't seem especially well-managed.

Nothing seemed quite right until one day when they were leaving an open house and found themselves on Lafayette Avenue in Fort Greene, face to face with a French bistro called A Table.

The visual image is constructed by converting each table into a visualization unit called a table graph and then assembling these table graphs together to form a small multiples design.

In the Cloud SQL Server, the partition is called a table group, which is normally keyless or keyed.

Database systems have built upon and expanded these definitions: In a relational database, a data item is called a column or attribute; a record is called a row or tuple; and a file is called a table.

In what may be called a "table of contents", he specifies the various topics to be discussed in his book in his introduction; topics with which the beginning student must become familiar.

After the pilot trial, the proposed solution was finalised and then tested in a desktop simulation by all the networks (often called a table-top exercise).

The web address connects the customer to a call that provides what they call a "conference table," experience that allows participants to see who is on the call and who is talking.

The easiest way of visualising this is to build up a Neville table (also called a Romberg table) from the initial approximations (Table  1).