Sentence examples for called scales from inspiring English sources

A stroll on this walkway, called Scales of the Universe, is vigorous algebraic exercise.

Furthermore, algae secrete large sugar protein conjugates (called scales), which are processed in the Golgi and can be 20 times the size of a COPI vesicle6.

Less cosmetically, but just as effectively, Ren, a pole dancer at a local sex joint called Scales and Tails, is in an isolation room after a bloody attack by a punter, so she too misses the bio-bug.

That this dismal neighborhood dive is called Scales carries the symbolism a step further: Who's meting out justice in this balancing act of life?

Most people with psoriasis have thick, red skin with flaky, silver-white patches called scales; it most commonly begins between ages 15 and 35, according to the US National Library of Medicine.

Groups of items that persistently covary and measure a single construct are called scales.

This threetermed relationship is called scale.

We introduce family of maps, called scaling paths, that permits to show the strong subadditivity inequality.

A COMPANY called Scaled Composites is to aircraft makers what Ozwald Boateng is to tailors.

Farther out, tree ferns are dwarfed by forest giants called scale trees.

So, in that sense, the most common change of variables is the one simple one called scaling.