Sentence examples for called a class from inspiring English sources
In Britain it might be called a class divide.
Until a set of soon-to-be-iconic Polaroids made it out on one clipper showing what later came to be called a Class 2 in the process of putting a slender broken girl in its mouth.
If the subject matter was a bit unusual for high school students, the amount of time they had to grapple with it was more so — 2 hours 10 minutes, in what is called a class block.
To do so, they classify the various technologies responsible for an invention's novelty using an elaborate arrangement of codes.Each subject grouping in USPTO's scheme includes a major component called a class and a minor one called a subclass.
(It was during a spell as an intern with Robert Kennedy in the 1960s that he found his Democratic political calling and has since, among other things, been called "a class warrior" by foes on the right).
Other communication channels include telegrams -- called a Class E Message -- and MARS Grams, which are handled by the Military Affiliated Radio Station, a free network operated by volunteer amateur ham radio operators around the world.
This compound inhibits preferably class I HDACs and is therefore called a class-selective inhibitor in contrast to Vorinostat which also acts strongly, e.g., on HDAC6 (Furumai et al. 2002; see Fig. 1).
In [ 5], the structured motif is called a Classes of Characters and Bounded Gaps (CBG) expression and is represented by a non-deterministic ε-automaton with bit parallelism.
REINER We did it out here in Los Angeles at what you would call a Class A party.
No matter how this class-action suit plays out, the fact remains that doctors, even very young ones, are hard to call a class.
Constraining this between-child variance within each latent class to be zero results in a special type of growth mixture model called a latent class growth model.
