Sentence examples for called a system from inspiring English sources

A set of equations that has a common solution is called a system of simultaneous equations.

Customers design their own chips (often called a System on a Chip, or SoC), and then turn to a semiconductor manufacturer (a foundry) to stamp out the hardware.

Hundreds of Indian shipyard workers brought legally to Mississippi under the H-2B guest-worker program organized hunger strikes and recently filed lawsuits protesting deplorable working conditions in what they called a system of human trafficking and involuntary servitude.

"This summit -- they say the eyes of the world are on us," said Víctor Guzmán Hernández, 39, an electrician by trade, but those eyes will not see what he called "a system that is sick and rotting from within".

Smaller, independent distributors with stables of rare, foreign and specialized labels said they could not afford to bear the burden of what one of them called a system of "extended financing" for Tower.

The press may have been liberated from direct political controls, but the market to which it was delivered would reveal itself to be what James Curran has called a "system of control rather than an engine of freedom".

The first mistake was the decision by the coastguard's admirals to think big: they wanted to attract the attention of contractors and, more important, Congress.Rather than incrementally improving its ships and planes, the service tried to create what coastguard leaders called a "system-of-systems".

Economic factors in VLSI design have driven integration to levels at which designs that previously took entire boards and multiple chips now fit into a single die, usually called a system-on-a-chip (SoC).

But in general what Ms Karklins calls a system of "mutual blackmail" seems to prevail.

Like Tinley, Carr is what his former Kennedy School professor Herman (Dutch) Leonard calls a "system thinker".

"When you call a system that is designed to give you advice and guidance you are assured," Mead said.