Sentence examples for called prior from inspiring English sources

This protection is called "prior user rights".

The section I worked in was called "prior welding A.O.I".

These distributions would be called prior distributions in Bayesian terminology, but no update is possible since no test runs are available.

Note that ParallelContext.cell needs to be called prior to this and this does not need to be called if the third arg of that was non-zero.

They had spotted the advantages to them if they followed a newly created route called "prior approval" that has now forced the council to accept the application with zero affordable homes included.

Although Judge Miller did not explore Mr. Sander's past disciplinary history in her 17-page decision, the assistant captain had what Mr. Lashaw called "prior run-ins" with ferry management in his 22 years working for the Transportation Department.

Friends may call prior to the service from 4-6PM.

Dr. Hirsch argues that it is folly to teach skills like critical thinking directly, since understanding at any level requires what he calls "prior relevant knowledge".

Svevo's Confessions of Zeno seems a particularly apt identification of what a patent judge would call "prior art"; while an evocative final analysis reads Portnoy as, in a way like Waiting for Godot, a satire on liberal freedom itself.

Since most inventions use elements of what patent law calls "prior art," this case presents the court with what is widely viewed as its most important patent case in years.

But the Turkey package puts an unusual emphasis on what the fund calls prior actions, meaning that none of the aid money will be distributed until promised changes are implemented by government officials and Parliament.