Sentence examples for called canvas from inspiring English sources

All online courses are offered through a platform called Canvas.

In 2011, Instructure began marketing a learning management system, called Canvas, to universities and school districts.

And support for a couple of new Web-design standards called Canvas and SVG brings new kinds of Web interactivity within reach.

All in-person activities will be held on Yale's campus in New Haven, CT. Course participants will access online course material through an online platform called Canvas.

The self-study unit (17 hours) will be located on a cloud-based learning management system called Canvas, and will consist of modules complementary to the onsite lectures.

In The Web Never Forgets: Persistent Tracking Mechanisms in the Wild, a study done in 2014 by Acar et al., focused on a tracking mechanism called canvas fingerprinting.

His cosmic ambition is to paint his dire, conflicted view of the condition of the world in which we live on the skin of the world, which is what he calls canvas.

Miró called this canvas a "résumé" of the other paintings in the series; the Rijksmuseum seems to agree.

Writing for Arts Magazine, the critic Leo Steinberg called that canvas, "Double Portrait of Berdie" (1955), "a picture in which genuine nastiness couples with false charm".

Bargello work, also called Florentine Canvas Work, kind of embroidery exemplified in the upholstery of a set of 17th-century Italian chairs at the Bargello Museum in Florence and practiced from the 17th century until modern times.

Research has been produced claiming to show that the venture, which is aimed primarily at users of Freeview and was originally called Project Canvas, has stifled investment in the rest of the internet-TV sector, damaging the British creative industries.