Sentence examples for called strata from inspiring English sources

In October, Kaliouby took the Acela to New York to speak at a conference, called Strata + Hadoop World, at the Javits Center.

A startup called Strata Oncology says it plans to give away advanced genetic tests to 100,000 patients struggling with cancer.

So the National Theatre is constructed around a complex geometry of interlocking right angles and diagonals, and emphatic cantilevered terraces that Lasdun called "strata", offset by lift towers and fly towers.

When the sample is divided by English proficiency (ESL), I find that there are different survival functions for each subsample (also called strata).

He's just released a teaser video for the lastest part called Strata #4 it'll be a multi-channel immersive installation and is due to premiere at Palais des Beaux Arts in Lille, France on October 7, 2011.

The subpopulations are called strata.

For each stratum h, a dispersion measure called stratum variance, Q h is calculated: Q_{h} = sqrt{{n_{h}^{2}}times bar{upgamma}(A_{h}, A_{h})} (2).

Epidermis, the outer skin layer, has a surface called stratum corneum, which is a less hydrated surface layer presented at the air/skin interface.

For each stratum h, a dispersion measure called stratum variance, Q h is calculated: Q_{h} = sqrt{{n_{h}^{2}}times bar{upgamma}(A_{h}, A_{h})} (2) where A h is the area of the stratum h and (bar {upgamma }(cdot)) is the average semivariance of the stratum.

Epidermis contains an uppermost layer of dead cells called stratum corneum (SC).

The skyscraper's three large rooftop wind turbines, which its designers claim can supply 8per cent of its energy requirements, have led some to call Strata the "Electric Razor".