Sentence examples for called person from inspiring English sources

This problem, called person re-identification, is of fundamental importance in several video analytics applications.

To enable this enhancement, we present a novel semantic web browser called PERSON which is short for PERsonal Semantic extensiON.

(Do you guys have one called "Person"? Just checking! Doing what a manager does).

Even CBS, which generally steers clear of the supernatural, has turned to Mr. Abrams for a show its programmers are especially high on, called "Person of Interest".

Locke famously called "person" a forensic term, "appropriating actions and their merit; and so belongs only to intelligent agents capable of a law, and happiness, and misery" (Locke 1694, 50 51).

There's another show called Person of Interest, and I kinda include myself in that category—I'm a person of interest.

Secondly, the so-called Q-index (also called Person-Separation-Index PSI) [ 43, 44] was estimated.

The books should be called Person-who-will-be-choosing-your-retirement-home Names".

(People with developmental or intellectual disabilities often go through a similar process, called "person-centered planning," said Martha Ford of the Arc, a national advocacy group. In both cases, "you're trying to have people who know you well and care for you help you exercise your wishes").

The latter are called "persons unknown responsible for the publication of information" on Twitter.

I called person-to-person between shows.