Sentence examples for called a form from inspiring English sources

When I made the decision to sell, I filed what's called a Form 144.

In what it called a form of active self-defense, Israel began hunting down and killing leaders of extremist groups.

Tesla filed what is called a Form S-4 Registration Statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission this week.

"In Morocco, magic is practiced more assiduously than hygiene," he added, though "ecstatic dancing to music of the brotherhoods may be called a form of psychic hygiene".

Yes, Ana's doctors were required by law to report suspected abuse, she says, but can obesity really be called a form of abuse?

In fact, the experiment had an unquestionably nonscientific purpose: it was part of an undercover performance that the researchers called a form of guerrilla art.

For the ReRAM operation, the bias is applied to form the conducting bridge to turn the device from HRS to LRS, which is called a forming process.

What others call affirmative action Roberts calls a form of discrimination.

They have extraordinary influence on government policies that Watson calls "a form of corruption" preventing the necessary action on climate.

Terrorist factions in the Middle East routinely target cultural heritage sites, a practice of cultural cleansing Dr. Danti calls a form of genocide.

A differential l-form u ∈ D'(Ω, Λ l ) is called a closed form if du = 0 in Ω.