Sentence examples for called measure from inspiring English sources

Advertising and measurement company Quantcast is launching a new service today called Measure for Mobile Apps.

A mapping (T: Omega rightarrow Omega ^*) is called measure preserving, with respect to densities (f) and (g), if it is Borel measurable and for any Borel set (Esubset Omega ^*), begin{aligned} int limits _{T^{-1}(E)} f=int limits _E g. end{aligned} (1.9)The reader is referred to the expositions [16, 23, 25, 26] for further information about optimal transportation.

The director Mark Rucker has called "Measure for Measure" "a morality play without a moral".

The proposal, called Measure H, would prohibit the growing and raising of "genetically modified organisms" here in Mendocino County, a rural area some 80 miles north of San Francisco where farming is a $180 million-a-year business.

Kevin Grant, no relation to Oscar Grant, who leads a city violence-prevention program called Measure Y, said education before the verdict was crucial because most young people were vulnerable to being swept up in the emotional response.

This app is called Measure and works pretty much like popular third-party app MeasureKit.

The moths themselves are sometimes called measuring worm moths.

In 1929 Luther More of Seattle received a patent for something called Measuring Device for Football Games.

These more general descriptors are called measures.

OSHbot, as it is called, measures roughly 5ft, and boasts a 3D scanner and touchscreen.

Mr. Kennedy called the measure "a flawed bill".