Sentence examples for called sectors from inspiring English sources

Under the new system, New England's groundfish catch, mainly cod and haddock, is divided among co-operative groups of boats called sectors.

The industry is still adjusting to a new management system, started last year, that divided fishermen into groups, called sectors, that share an allotted catch of each species.

Recent work suggests that protein coevolutionary information can be used to classify groups of physically connected, coevolving residues into elements called "sectors", which have proven useful for understanding the folding, allosteric interactions, and enzymatic activity of proteins.

The system calls for fishermen to band together in groups called "sectors" that would receive the right to take a set percentage of the annual catch of a variety of fish.

Following an exhaustive multiyear public process, the council set enforceable catch limits based on science and created a system of cooperative fishing groups called sectors.

The infrastructure consists of a storage cloud called Sector and a compute cloud called Sphere.

A chunk of Amazonia preserved by the Colombian government is called Sector Schultes.

These collaborations, often called "sector partnerships", are showing up in the manufacturing, health care, and construction industries, particularly, she said.

The part of a sector which is in a particular level is called sector ID.

In one of these labs, called "Sector 7", Dr Christopher Powell, an engine research scientist at Argonne, stands amid a jumble of stainless steel machinery, coloured tubes, wires, and computer monitors.

Shaw was called away to another sector of the battlefield about this time.