Sentence examples for called channel from inspiring English sources

The most fully formed proposal comes from an outfit called Channel 6.

The missing link, it turns out, has been a German-made architectural glass called channel glass.

That added product to customers' inventories in a practice called channel stocking.

Using the main window of the service, called Channel One, subscribers can navigate by sector, date, markets or region, or apply filters to create their own personalized channels.

With these (already called "Channel 9" in both cities) and its existing operations in Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney, Nine has a national metropolitan network for the first time.

The Guardian has learned that the independent television commission called Channel 4 on Friday to tell the broadcaster of the volume of complaints.

I've recently made a piece called Channels about people relating their so-called near-death experiences.

They then read the radioactive markers to count the number of sodium entry sites, called channels.

In these cases special holes in the membrane, called channels, allow specific ions and small molecules to diffuse directly through the bilayer.

The directions in which penetration is greatest characteristically are parallel to crystallographic axes, or planes, and the paths followed by the particles are called channels.

Grain is poured through a hole in the centre of the rotating millstone, flowing into shallow grooves, called channels, which radiate from the centre of the stationary millstone.