Sentence examples for call this telescoping from inspiring English sources

The researchers call this "telescoping".

The album is not uniformly successful in its experiments with what Ginsberg described as "join[ing] images as they are joined in the mind" — efforts influenced by sources as diverse as Japanese haiku and what T. S. Eliot called the "telescoping of images".

One boy was trying to get his girlfriend to call the telescope a "microscope" in front of members of BUAS to make her look silly, but I called him out on it and made him stop.

This discussion began in earnest with a "Philosophical Letter" by Pyotr Chaadayev, printed in a journal called The Telescope in September 1836 (and written, ironically enough, in French).

He said the trailer being used was called a telescoping low-bed.

A significantly better rounding method that uses a technique called telescoping is presented in this paper.

When a respondent forgets the exact dates for a sequence of events, this often results in a known survey bias called "telescoping" in which the reporting of the events is telescoped either forward or backward.

Schmidt telescope, also called Schmidt camera, telescope in which a spherical primary mirror receives light that has passed through a thin aspherical lens, called a correcting plate, that compensates for the image distortions namely, spherical aberrations produced by the mirror.

This fall astronauts from the space shuttle Atlantis will be in the spotlight as they perform one last maintenance call on the telescope.

Another factor that may contribute to inaccurate recall is the so called telescoping phenomenon in which study participants recall a single or multiple consultations that took place outside the time frame of the study [ 7].

The following factors were identified and considered when determining the time frame and the framing of questions in order to balance underreporting due to recall error and potential overreporting due to so called "telescoping" effects.