Sentence examples for calling the standard from inspiring English sources

To prevent one run from filling the cache to make subsequent runs faster, we deallocated the image header and the image data at the end of each run by calling the standard function (cvReleaseImage of OpenCV.

Conservatives have taken to calling the standards an example of federal overreach.

Not for the Republican National Committee, who just released draft language of a resolution to officially oppose the Common Core, calling the standards a "nationwide straitjacket on academic freedom and achievement".

The Z-score, also called the standard score, uses the population mean and standard deviation to standardize or normalize sample values so that they share a common underlying distribution.

The simplest and most elegant is called the standard gamble.

The standard deviation of a sampling distribution is called the standard error.

Entrance for foreign adult visitors, called the standard conservation fee, is £18 a day (child £9).

You'll also see a calculation called the R.M.S.E., or root-mean-square error, sometimes also called the standard error.

The catalogue for the exhibit was what Canaday had called the standard English work on the subject.

The reigning theory of matter, called the standard model, cannot explain why any particles have the masses they have.

All of these results were eventually rolled into what is now called the standard model of particle physics.