Sentence examples for called a combination from inspiring English sources

With its retractable roof, the sporty Chevy SSR, due out early next year, could be called a combination roadster-pickup.

Coach Jim Casciano left the team for about a month while dealing with what he called a "combination of medical factors".

A set of r objects selected from a set of n objects without regard to order is called a combination of n things taken r at a time.

But to make sure that the design -- what Mr. Dickman called a combination of "elite and workbench" -- was right for consumers, he came up with a dozen more test versions.

"I'm sure he will go," she said as she headed home, offering no clear way to achieve that goal beyond what she called a combination of people working inside and outside Serbia, and her opinion that his government is increasingly brittle.

Grants were forthcoming from government local and national – no private finance initiative, thank you – and the design appears to have helped inspire staff and children to what the latest Ofsted report called a combination of "achievement, extremely high standards of care and lots of fun".

Anglo's board rejected Xstrata's proposal on Monday, calling a combination unattractive for shareholders and the proposed terms unacceptable.

There's no question dodgeball is reality programming, what my adviser, the pseudonymous Archie Armstrong, 34, author of a play, "Bombardment," calls a combination of Stalinist purge, "Rocky" and "Survivor".

The reason is that the set of possible regions for calling a combination of markers positive includes as a special case the regions for calling any single marker positive.

(He called a specific combination of methods a 'dispositif'.) Such combinations cannot be characterised a priori, only identified empirically [ 6].

where S K, ·) denotes the surface area measure of K, and the linear combination α · K + β · L is called a Blaschke linear combination.