Sentence examples for called directions from inspiring English sources

The most far reaching disclosure in May's report is that he has been asked by the prime minister to oversee what are called directions under section 94 of the Telecommunications Act 1984.

This is called "Directions of Touch".

Especially, a shape analysis method, called direction correlation analysis, is designed to keep linear or L-shaped objects.

Furthermore, according to the typical shapes of the building in SAR images, a shape analysis method called direction-correlation analysis is used to remove the false alarms.

To do that, the Paris agreement has to provide what the negotiators call "direction of travel".

The desired oriented direction is called coherent direction along which the diffusion performs more sufficient.

Moreover, a new direction accuracy criterion called modified direction accuracy criterion is discussed.

It's called asking directions.

The "Glee" choir — it's called New Directions — is the Bad News Bears of show choirs.

He led a movement called New Directions, which fought union concessions during the 1990s.

Two years ago, an upstart group called New Directions promised more democracy and more influence for workers, and nearly took the election.