Sentence examples for called slice from inspiring English sources

It bought Mountain Dew in 1964 and 20 years later, introduced a soda called Slice.

A pilot for a reality show featuring the tour company, also called "Slice of Brooklyn," had its premiere on the Travel channel on Wednesday.

As shopping swings into gear for the holidays, a new service called Slice aims to help consumers organize and track their purchases electronically.

Twenty-three-inch models are known as "Jordans" -- after the basketball star's number -- and fetching faceted patterns suggesting Cuisinart blades are called "slice and dicers".

The virtual network instance is called slice and consists of objects.

Treemap was first proposed by Johnson and Shneiderman in 1991, called Slice and Dice Treemap (S&D Treemap for short) [4].

In a virtualized or sliced router, multiple virtual routers, called slices, co-exist on the same physical router platform and share its physical resources.

That process is called slicing.

A few years later Fordham published a collection of his urban images called "Slices of the Big Apple".

The site already has lots of feeds to pick from and an approach called slices.

Li [11] introduced sliced inverse regression (SIR), which involves dividing the range of the response Y into H non-overlapping intervals called slices.