Sentence examples for called spectra from inspiring English sources

The work, called spectra, is by Japanese sound and light artist Ryoji Ikeda, a quiet, self-contained young man whose vision is both minimalist and monumental.

They analyzed images called spectra taken by the High Accuracy Radial velocity Planet Searcher (HARPS) spectrograph, an instrument designed to search for exoplanets.

I called Spectra and punched your last name in the directory.

This year, during the official 100 year anniversary, a candlelight vigil outside London's Westminster Abbey commemorated the dead, accompanied by a shining exception to the city-wide blackout a column of white light pouring from an exhibition called spectra installed in the Victoria Tower Gardens.

Using fishing net, a material called Spectra that's fifteen times stronger by weight than steel, and an interactive tech element that allows users to control its lighting using cellphones, the amorphous and cutting-edge structure is an appropriate parallel to the wide range of brilliant thinkers speaking this week.

In April 2005, a factory in Savar called Spectrum collapsed, killing 64 workers.

In 2002 Metavante bought the company, called Spectrum, that the consortium created.

Microvision's first development partner for the prototype color display, called Spectrum, is the Cleveland Clinic Foundation.

In early April, the company delivered the prototype of a full-color retinal display called Spectrum to the Cleveland Clinic Foundation, a large private hospital.

A similar gay-straight support club for midshipmen and military cadets, called Spectrum, has been started at the Naval and Air Force Academies and at West Point.

Much like "Sugar" (in the dramatic competition), both "Ballast" (also in competition) and "Momma's Man" (playing in a section called Spectrum) make artful use of the real world.