Sentence examples for constructed called from inspiring English sources

There is also a three-phase project being constructed called the Artisan, which will have 30 new contemporary town houses.

He decided that one direction (say width) would be strangeness and depth would be another thing he constructed, called isospin, and height would be good old simple charge.

But the early favourite is Keith Tyson, 33, who once claimed his art was devised by a computer he had constructed called the Art Machine.

The Italians have a weapon in their arsenal, however, that in most situations give them an upper hand on the downwind legs: a super-strong cloth from which their spinnakers are constructed called Cuben-fiber.

In order to obtain the best feature space for driver mutations prediction, two classifiers which use RF with DX and mRMR feature selection methods are constructed, called DX-RF and mRMR-RF, respectively.

It uses an XML-based construct called XAML as its markup language.

Most of the funds – $262m – will come from property taxes levied through a construct called tax increment financing.

Diminished, too, was the bishops' more liberal instruction to the faithful regarding their votes, a construct called "a consistent ethic of life".

Maybe they are not direct battles for a wealthy, western, white gay man, but the principle of solidarity on which this flimsy construct called the LGBT+ community is founded seem to me to be "healthy and authentic".

From conceptual definitions, we empirically investigate a new construct called IEC.

The market's calm is precisely definable in the form of a tradable mathematical construct called implied volatility.