Sentence examples for called studies from inspiring English sources

The mushroom recipes are in a group of chapters called "studies," which are dedicated to foods Mr. Colicchio uses as foundations.

The changes will create what Ms. Bates calls a more "warm and inviting" area centered on a fireplace, where guests can unwind, watch TV or work in private seating areas called studies.

Added to this I discovered a book of accurate scores of drumming from Ghana called Studies in African Music by A M Jones who worked with a Ghanaian master drummer to create the book.

Is the word 'diversity' itself a discriminatory term against whites?" Subsequent posts expressed sympathy for Rachel Dolezal, called studies of white supremacy "dehumanizing" and iterated that the page is "about celebrating whiteness, not denigrating others".

The quality of methods is especially important in the case of so called "negative" trials, as are often called studies that, though designed to reject a null hypothesis of equivalence, do not find significant differences between treatments.

Throughout the eight-year project, she studied the songs, learning abilities, territoriality, nesting habits, and social behaviour of the species and published her results in the two-volume work called Studies in the Life History of the Song Sparrow (1937 and 1943).

It is simply called Study of feet and hands.

In a small piece called "Study-Ascetic Series," bent, angled and truncated lines break up an ivory-white ground.

The best thing to eat at Melibea, a pan-Mediterranean restaurant in the West Village, is called "study of tomato".

Eventually, she was able to present her idea: a proposal for a hypothetical app she called Study Buddies, which would match up potential study partners remotely.

Hereafter that selected femtocell will be called studied cell (s).