Sentence examples for called addressing from inspiring English sources

The method computers use is called "addressing".

He called addressing violence a "national priority" and said the government would invest more than $100m over the next four years to advance the safety of women.

Professor Derald Wing Sue, who has collaborated with Professor Constantine on such work as a book called "Addressing Racism," said, "That's her area of expertise, so in some sense I think it's personally devastating and upsetting to her".

Robert Bonnie, undersecretary for natural resources and environment at the Department of Agriculture, spoke at an event called "Addressing Climate Change Agriculture".

The first, called Address Change, costs $1.99.

The Faber Book of Beasts Edited by Paul Muldoon, 1997 In this poetry anthology, an Auden poem called Address to the Beasts that talks to its subjects says, "you have never felt the need/ to become literate".

In order to provide high bandwidth in data access we have designed special hardware, called address generator unit (AGU).

In order to provide high bandwidth in data access, a special hardware called address generator unit, was designed.

Apple has also added an application called Address Book that is essentially a central repository for all your contacts.

In the second phase, called address translation, the addresses used by peripheral memory accesses are translated by DMAR, before crossing the host bridge (Fig. 1).

Cadcorp, a specialist geographical software developer in Stevenage, Hertfordshire, is making the new address book more usable with a commercial product called Address Loader.