Sentence examples for called shape from inspiring English sources

The city's mayor, Joseph A. Curtatone, who has promoted a local program called Shape Up Somerville, spoke at Tuesday's event.

This phenomenon is often called shape anisotropy because it arises from the domain's geometry which may, in turn, be determined by the overall shape of the specimen.

Some supporters of Mr. Bush have also formed a group called Shape the Debate and run ads attacking Vice President Al Gore.

They ate four roast chickens, bread sauce, mashed potato and runner beans followed by plum tart and what the Duchy called Shape - blancmange.

In yet another sign that the general election campaign is already under way, a California group called Shape the Debate began running commercials this week, entitled "Hypocrisy," attacking Vice President Al Gore.

Using new software that he helped develop called Shape Snatcher, Mr. Defoort superimposed a digital mesh grid on the photograph and distorted it so that it matched the mesh lines that had been projected onto it.

Mr. Thomas described Mr. Heene as obsessed with fame and wild theories, among them that the upper echelon of the American government was actually a race of alien beings called shape-shifters.

He proposes to make the parts most likely to fail out of a substance called shape-memory alloy, which can "remember" what it is supposed to look like even after it has been twisted drastically out of kilter.Dr Saiidi gained his crucial insight by jostling models of bridges on a specially built "shake table".

The practice, called shaping, challenges the child to improve performance a little at a time.

Craig David is returning to the UK, but rather than playing slick superclubs, he's playing a warehouse in Hackney called Shapes.

Since the turn of the 21st century, professional and recreational skiers alike have made ever greater use of parabolic skis, also called shaped skis, which have wider tips and tails and shorter lengths than conventional skis.