Sentence examples for called a line from inspiring English sources
The spectrum of incandescent gases, on the other hand, is called a line spectrum because only a few wavelengths are emitted.
The TB test, called a line probe assay, costs less than $8 and detects mutations in bacterial DNA linked to drug resistance.
In a report this week, Arjun Murti, an analyst at Goldman Sachs, doubted the Saudis would be willing to bring their production below 8 million barrels, which he called "a line in the sand".
As a student in 1967 he made a work called A Line Made By Walking – a photo of a narrow stripe of grass, flattened by the tread of his feet, through a meadow near his home in Bristol.
Real home theater buffs tend to buy progressive displays, Mr. Mentley said, or use a device called a line doubler to convert an interlaced display to a progressive one.
The Lions called a line out with 12 players and drove for the line and Youngs lost the ball, but another penalty came for pulling down the maul and the referee warned another infringement and a yellow card would be waved.
The normal lung surface (Figure 2) associates lung sliding with horizontal repetitions of the pleural line, called A-lines.
The normal lung surface associates lung sliding with horizontal repetitions of the pleural line, called A-lines.
The most common style of envelopes are A-style (also called A-line) They have side seams and square, sometimes deep flaps.
These lines are artifact lines and reflect the presence of elements with high acoustic impedance gradient (air and pleural tissue in this case), and they are called A lines (Figure 3).
