Sentence examples for counterparts called from inspiring English sources

It pairs semiconductor materials that create an imbalance of electrons and their counterparts, called holes.

It began when several members of the city leadership sent out fund-raising letters, something their state counterparts called a violation of its chapter's rules.

In yeast, aging marked by an inability to continue replicating is modulated by a protein called Sir2, which has counterparts, called sirtuins, in nearly every known organism.

Ting said the experiment has examined about 25 billion "events" — impacts by cosmic rays — to search for differences in the ratio of electrons to their antimatter counterparts, called positrons, and for any differences in emissions from different parts of the sky.

According to theory, the enormous accumulated mass of the star ignites a special type of reaction that creates both electrons and their antimatter counterparts, called positrons.

For 70 days Chinese troops defending a highway project on the Doklam Plateau faced Indian counterparts called by Bhutan for help.

What American activists call "electronic privacy" their European counterparts call "data protection".

So folks in the cities read a "noospaper" -- what their rural counterparts call a "nyewspaper".

The late Iain Banks complained a few years back about "literary" authors doing what their science fiction counterparts call "slipstreaming" – trespassing on their turf.

Most of the major players in entertainment typically won't give a green light to a new children's show unless kid-filled focus groups indicate that they'd want to buy the related toys; Wood forges ahead with a concept before testing what her counterparts call its "toyetic" potential.

joined Herman Cain among the ranks of Republican pols who are unimpressed with the Occupy Wall Street protesters and their nationwide counterparts, calling them a "ragtag mob" and "anarchists" on the Laura Ingraham radio show Friday.