Sentence examples for core called from inspiring English sources

Here is how they are made: Raw rubber from Thailand, Vietnam and Malaysia is shaped and turned into a pressurized core called a slug.

Originally, the plan for the tunnel project — known as Access to the Region's Core — called for taking part of 110 West 34th for an entrance to the long escalators that would carry commuters down to the new terminal, 150 feet below street level.

This fusion of helium in the core, called the triple alpha process, can begin gradually in some stars, but in stars with masses between about half of and three times the Sun's mass, it switches on with dramatic suddenness, a process known as the "helium flash".

Like their predecessors, modern electric machines, to use the engineers' preferred term, are composed of two elements: a fixed housing that contains copper wire wound around an iron core, called the stator, and a rotor that spins within the stator's open center.

The model described the atom as a tiny, dense, positively charged core called a nucleus, in which nearly all the mass is concentrated, around which the light, negative constituents, called electrons, circulate at some distance, much like planets revolving around the Sun.

In our platforms, BUTTER is coupled with an open-source processor core called COFFEE [31].

That still leaves two "core" Call of Duty games in the next few months, games developed after Infinity Ward imploded.

If Skype were to open its core calling functions as a service, the number of applications that would build it in would explode.

But a layer of pebbles discovered in the new core calls that assumption into question, team member Steven Goldstein, a geochemist at Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory in Palisades, New York, said at a press conference at the meeting.

The Republican family values are at their very core calling for a society that embraces the idea that we care for one another in the way that their Christian ideology dictates.

The facility, which the administration says it needs to produce more nuclear warhead cores, called pits, would cost between $4 billion and $6 billion to build, and roughly a quarter billion a year to operate.