Sentence examples for content are called from inspiring English sources

Such processes enriching the actually uttered content are called primary pragmatic processes.

The intentional process of consciousness is called noesis, while its ideal content is called noema.

If the lookup is successful, the specified check function for the message content is called.

The time slot is a time interval of 576.9 μs (15/26 ms), that is 156.25 bit durations, and its physical content is called a burst.

Their contents are called "nominal meanings".

These rules, which are (or determine) functions from contexts to contents, are called characters.

Labour MP Mr Danczuk, who has been pressing Lord Brittan to reveal what he knew about the dossier's contents, is calling for a "Hillsborough-style" inquiry to prevent allegations involving politicians being "swept under the carpet".

Many of these web sites between 30% and 70% of all registered domains contain no content and are called "parked" domains.

In 2009, Ms. Criscitiello got a crashing introduction to the world of intellectual property, as the pictures and content on Facebook are called.

All contents stored in ACR are called "active content" which can be managed automatically by our collaboration platform.

Your non-commissioned self-generated Contributions to any area on the Website and any comments you post on content on the Website are called User-generated content or UGC (referred to as the 'Contribution'.