Sentence examples for called choosing from inspiring English sources

So, in fact, this is called choosing an orientation of a surface.

This research fills the literature gap and provides practical advice for practitioners by demonstrating the application of a method called choosing by advantages (CBA) in order to create transparent and collaborative environments in which to make decisions.

But the process of writing — what my kids, when they used to see me at my computer, called "choosing words" — has been mostly non-transactional, contained within the silos of individual imaginations or small communities, like M.F.A. workshops.

A baby with respiratory distress can easily get into trouble by what Dr. Rose called "choosing to breathe rather than drink," especially since between fever and more rapid respirations, the child is also losing more fluid.

But the process of writing what my kids, when they used to see me at my computer, called "choosing words"—has been mostly non-transactional, contained within the silos of individual imaginations or small communities, like M.F.A. workshops.

To convert a prefibration into a lax functor, one has to actually fix the functors (f^*) (in Grothendieck's terminology, this is called choosing a cleavage of a prefibration).

So this game has a solution called choose the tie.

Turkers, as the independent contractors are informally called, choose a task they like and are qualified for.

Current projects include a film adaptation of Curtis Sittenfeld's novel "American Wife," and a book series for young adults called "Choose Your Own Adventure".

But HUAC, as it was called, chose not to take any action and allowed the movie to keep playing, according to Smithsonian magazine.

His upcoming book is called "Choose Yourself!" For more Choose Yourself stories and updates from the book, you can sign up for his list here.