Sentence examples for called range from inspiring English sources

The ECG signal is divided into equal blocks called range blocks.

Mr. Poundstone's preference is for a system called range voting, advanced by Warren D. Smith, a mathematician.

In November, a Khosla-backed firm called Range Fuels broke ground on the first cellulosic ethanol plant in the country.

Rangeland, also called Range, any extensive area of land that is occupied by native herbaceous or shrubby vegetation which is grazed by domestic or wild herbivores.

The results of DOE are examined by both the direct observation analysis (also called range analysis) and the analysis of variance (ANOVA) with 90 or 95% confidence intervals.

The arguments against developing fully autonomous weapons, as they are called, range from moral ("they are evil") to technical ("they will never be that smart") to visceral ("they are creepy").

Chrysler's concept car debuts at the Detroit show included what the company called range-extended vehicles, each with a range of about 40 miles on battery power alone, in a variety of shapes.

Land Rover offered several electrically powered "research vehicles" based on its rugged 110 Defender; with an operating range of only about 50 miles, these could be called "Range-Anxiety Rovers".

This is consistent with a part of the iBeacon process called ranging.

However, the total number of CNVs called ranged from 102 to 3,765 across algorithms.

International calls range from 2 cents a minute to many countries to 98 cents a minute to call Cuba.