Sentence examples for call standard from inspiring English sources

In this paper we introduce a class of homomorphisms between weighted convolution algebras which we call standard homomorphisms and derive various equivalents of standardness.

Like Skype, users are charged a nominal fee to call standard phone lines.

To equalize the measurement of team performance across eras, we've created the G-score (as in "greatness"), basically a zippy name for what statistical connoisseurs call standard deviation.

In order to implement he new ad unit, publishers need to integrate Trending Ad Units in the same way they would call standard ad units.

In a country where class and race structurally overlap, what we call "standard" English reflexively becomes the English of whiteness rather than simply the English of the educated or privileged classes.

We call "standard" the experiments in which the probes prepared from the fluorescent cells were labelled with Cy5, and "swapped" the ones where the label was Cy3.

Using proxy servers, trying to change records on the systems to conceal your tracks – they might be called standard.

She had, by then, a signature look, with white hair and clothes that might be called standard matrician.

The other guest that day was the singer Tony Martin; the set decorations might be called standard groovy.

His proposed policy was what he calls "standard Thatcherite or Reaganesque" economics of reducing taxes to increase collection and revenue.

Neither junk mail — bizarrely called "standard mail" in postal jargon — nor parcels have been able to pick up the slack.