Sentence examples for called the arrow from inspiring English sources

27 Púlqui I, also called the Arrow I, South America's first jet-powered swept-wing airplane.

There's something called "the arrow of time" and it is simply the direction in which time passes from the past to the future.

Judge Zaid said at one point that an American organization had financed a secret group called the Arrow of Confidence, which in turn created a project to take photographs of churches and military installations under the name "April 7".

The team's first clue was observing a captive crested rat diligently gnaw on pieces of bark from the African tree Acokanthera schimperi, also called the arrow poison tree.

When the team compared its mitochondrial DNA and other genes to those of an endemic fish called the Arrow cichlid, they found that the Arrow cichlid--which evolved from the Midas cichlid fewer than 10,000 years ago--was different enough to warrant its current status as a separate species.

rI first called the arrow diacritic 'default dependency' (Hasan, [1999]: 278), but, on reflection, what the arrow diacritic does is to pre-empt free choice, forcing the selection of one single 'default' choice; so, in fact, it is a form of pre-selection of options, except that the term 'pre-select' has been dedicated to another relation.

β is a discount factor and 1-gammain 0,11)) 1-gammain 0,1 called the Arrow-Pratt isdex of risk aversion.

If a jump ball had been called, the possession arrow would gone the Tigers' way.

He had a group called the Majestic Arrows and he told me that I should try out for them.

The first node of the pair is called the origin of the arrow, and the second is called the direction.

This is called "nocking" the arrow.