Sentence examples for called higher from inspiring English sources

Doug Jenkins, another Visa spokesman, called higher occupancy rates the driving factor in cancellation penalties.

Sometimes called "higher arithmetic," it is among the oldest and most natural of mathematical pursuits.

The graying of audiences for what might be called higher culture (let's be objective and call it more expensive culture) has become a perennial topic of concern.

Every few months, they throw invitation-only dinner parties at which the food is infused with weed; this one, called "Higher Love," was also Filipino-themed.

One rider, Harry Kellerman, making his way to the microphone with two canes, called higher fares for the railroad and other mass transit "very, very bad".

The recipient was a company called Higher One, which provides financial services like identification cards and debit cards to students and alumni at universities.

Settlements that provide more goods and services than do other places are called higher-order central places.

Yet others challenge the level distinction by analyzing the meta-intentional content as implicit in the phenomenal first-order content of conscious states, as in so called Higher-Order Global State models (HOGS) (Van Gulick 2004,2006).

Type theories are also called higher-order logics, since they allow quantification not only over individual variables (as in first-order logic), but also over function, predicate, and even higher order variables.

The Herald ran a series called "Higher-Ed Hustle" that chronicled how predatory practices, political dealings and low test scores are prevalent among some for-profit colleges.

A Tucker3 model with orthogonality constraints on component matrices is a generalization of SVD from matrices to high-order datasets and is also called Higher-Order Singular Value Decomposition (HOSVD) [ 46] or multilinear SVD.