Sentence examples for calls spiral from inspiring English sources

It adapted its board and rules from a game called the Royal Game of Goose, which was invented in Florence in the sixteenth century, and was itself descended from a class of board games that R. C. Bell calls "spiral race games".

Ms. Barone was chosen by the Los Angeles County Museum of Art for a fund-raising project, for which she has designed a pattern she calls Spiraling Out of Control.

There are two operations called spiral addition and spiral multiplication defined on SA.

The group, called Spiral, had 15 members; 10 are in this show, including a lone woman, Emma Amos.

The work was also made a year after Bearden founded a collective called Spiral, for African-American artists in Lower Manhattan, in response to the civil rights movement.

These vessels, called spiral vessels, do not enter the organ of Corti but are thought to supply most of the oxygen and other nutrients to its cells.

Rozel Point is the location of Robert Smithson's iconic 1970 sculpture called "Spiral Jetty," a massive earthwork that curves its way out into the lake.

There's a French crime drama called Spiral which I started watching and can feel beginning to chip away at my willingness to socialise.

Or, as my co-obsessive said, when I asked him why he thought it was so bloody fabulous: "It's called Spiral, and it is spiralling out of control".

This type of reactor, which is called spiral reactor, consists of a small tube with an internal diameter a little larger than the catalyst extrudate diameter where the catalyst particles are introduced one by one forming a string bed in the spiral tube.

In an article in Current Biology, Alix Lacoste with David Schoppik, Drew Robson, Martin Haesemeyer, Ruben Portugues, Jennifer Li, Owen Randlett and Caroline Wee describes this second pathway: it is composed of interneurons called spiral fiber neurons that excite the Mauthner cell at its axon hillock, a specialized location on a neuron where spikes are initiated.