Sentence examples for called battery from inspiring English sources

Some of the heaviest fighting occurred around an artillery position called Battery Robinett, 675 yards west of town.

NBC is trying two new entries this Thursday, a family sitcom called "Daddio" and a police comedy called "Battery Park".

Her somewhat rocky past ("I've been to jail. It was called battery of a cohabitant but we're not talking about that") was smoothed over by a mixture of chocolate, ice cream and toppings.

The Xperia Z also includes a battery maximising mode — called Battery Stamina Mode — that can be switched on to extend standby time by 4x (or more).

Such phenomenon, called battery aging, has been intensively studied and been classified into two categories: cycle aging, which is due to the energy exchanges with the battery, and calendar aging that appears when the battery is on rest [8].

The app, which its developer fittingly demonstrated to me in an Uber on the way to the International AIDS Conference being held in Durban, South Africa, this week, is called Battery Health but it has nothing to do with a smartphone's charge.

It's Rome in the 1970s and criminals operate in small groups called batteries, performing low-level thuggery.

Ceratopsid teeth, including those of Styracosaurus, were arranged in groups called batteries.

Triceratops teeth were arranged in groups called batteries, of 36 to 40 tooth columns, in each side of each jaw with 3 to 5 stacked teeth per column, depending on the size of the animal.

This summer, San Jose State University is offering the first classes in what it calls "battery university," a series in its professional development program intended to train a work force for the next generation of battery makers.

So why does Musk call battery storage "the missing piece" and why is it so significant?