Sentence examples for current called from inspiring English sources

The vertical ascending current, called a thermal, may reach an altitude of 3 km (2 miles) or more.

The cultural climate of the later 19th century in France, as in the Atlantic world generally, was strongly marked by the current called positivism.

Your statement that "The Gulf Stream is driven both by the rotation of the Earth and by a deep-water current called the Thermohaline Circulation" is false.

So a recent paper suggesting that it was slowing down aroused plenty of interest.The Gulf Stream is driven both by the rotation of the Earth and by a deep-water current called the Thermohaline Circulation.

The programmes have proved popular with viewers, so the latest idea is to live broadcast the world's strongest tidal current, called Saltstraumen, near the city of Bodoe, about 50 miles (80km) north of the Arctic circle.

Climatologists say this dry spell is the worst one-year drought since Texas began keeping rainfall records in 1895, and they predict that the cause of the drought — the weather created by the Pacific current called La Niña — may well extend into next year.

The plan, announced Thursday, is for players (Current calls them viewers) to take part in the conception of each episode.

Carl's brother, Richard, attends most Vanderbilt games and keeps him current, calling during and after every game.

Ordinary electric currents, called conduction currents, whether steady or varying, produce an accompanying magnetic field in the vicinity of the current.

As the aluminium cans are carried over this drum by a conveyer belt, the magnetic field from the rotor induces circulating electric currents, called eddy currents, within them.

One powerful influence on their prosperity seems to be ubiquitous but intermittent currents called mesoscale eddies.