Sentence examples for calling elements from inspiring English sources
The publisher, through a new imprint named FT Press Delivers, has quietly begun selling what it is calling Elements and Shorts through the Kindle electronic bookstore on Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble's e-bookstore.
With the finality of the Supreme Court ruling in the battle between Vice President Al Gore and Gov. George W. Bush hovering over Capitol Hill today, Democrats said they were deeply discouraged by the court's decision, calling elements of it inexplicable.
The objects are called elements or members of the set.
The edges and nonterminals of the graph are called elements.
These are being replaced by a much better feature called elements.
An amalgam of circles and bars is called "Elements Compressed by Pushing From Various Directions".
The Intangible Cultural Heritage list has been adding what are called "elements" only since 2008.
The system is defined by components we call elements which are joined together at discrete points we call nodes.
Miller also teaches a course called Elements of Software Construction 6.005 in which most homework assignments consist of writing short programs.
For now, they are called Elements 114 and 116 — permanent names and symbols will be chosen later.
5, cl. 2, and they note that an offense comprises constituent parts called elements, which are facts that must be proved to sustain a conviction.
