Sentence examples for called chip from inspiring English sources
Travelex offers a preloaded debit MasterCard called Chip and PIN Cash Passport, available in British pounds or euros, equipped with the embedded chip.
What's really needed is simple: an extension of the program, which is often called CHIP, to pregnant women and an increase in funds to cover this extension.
Intel will also begin selling components called chip sets, which allow the processor to talk to other parts of a PC, to accompany the Xeon.
By early next year, the company plans to switch its store-brand credit and debit cards to a technology widely used in Europe called "chip and PIN," which is considered more secure than the magnetic stripe.
For backup, also consider carrying a preloaded debit MasterCard from Travelex called Chip and PIN Cash Passport, available in pounds or euros, which is equipped with the embedded chip.
Dr. Pettigrew estimated that he has been involved with the Toothprints of at least 1,500 New Jersey children, often as part of a larger child identification program, called CHIP, which also takes video footage and fingerprints.
The targets of the DNA binding domain can be identified using a technique called ChIP-seq, in which chromatin immunoprecipitation (ChIP) of a transcription factor is coupled to sequencing (-seq) of its target DNA.
Pringles cannot be called "chips" but rather "crisps".
The maneuvers used to throw an adversary are called chips.
Jerry Sanders, AMD's founder, once called chips "the crude oil of industry".
(The tartare is served on freshly fried sliced potatoes, too elegant to be called chips).
