Sentence examples for called levels from inspiring English sources

To analyze mortgages, S.& P. used a program called Levels version 5.6 at the time.

The upgrade was intended to create a more realistic model called Levels 6.0, and S.& P. announced it was forthcoming.

Steward, inspired by classifying the native cultures of North and South America, focused on the parallel developments of unrelated groups in similar environments; he discussed evolutionary change in terms of what he called "levels of sociocultural integration" and "multilinear evolution," terms he used to distinguish neoevolution from earlier, unilineal theories of cultural evolution.

One of Tinbergen's most important contributions to the study of animal behaviour was to stress that ethology is like any other branch of biology, in that a comprehensive study of any behaviour must address four categories of questions, which today are called "levels of analysis," including causation, ontogeny, function, and evolutionary history.

From a certain point of view, all definitions of LOD (or LODt) are similar in the sense that they embed the same interdependent dimensions (geometric complexity, semantic, etc., Table 2) through a unique concept, called Levels Of Detail, Level Of Development or Level Of Definition, but with a different weighting of this dimensions.

During combat, each character has a "Force Bar" divided into 4 equal-sized sections called levels.

Charging an electric car on a 120-volt circuit, called Level 1 charging, is undeniably slow.

That next step, called Level 2 charging, uses a 240-volt circuit.

Charging stations that provide 240 volts, called Level 2 chargers, can take less than half the charging time of 120-volt outlets, or Level 1 chargers.

Of those 82,000, about 48,000 end up in a special care baby unit that treats babies with non-life-threatening conditions (called level 1 care).

The latter is called level.