Sentence examples for examples of so called from inspiring English sources

This paper is concerned with the design of reinforced concrete structures like deep beams and squat shear walls which are examples of so called Disturbed or D regions in which plane sections do not remain plane after loading.

This migratory wave shows all the signs of being a classic example of so called "circular migration" where people come to a country for a short period and then return home or move on.

The approach makes use of so called component types.

In particular, in the example of the so called Grushin vector fields begin{aligned} X_3=partial _{x_1} text { and }X_4=x_1 partial _{x_2} end{aligned}they would need to be lifted through this procedure to the Heisenberg group structure begin{aligned} X_3=partial _{x_1} text { and }X_4=partial _{x_3}+x_1 partial _{x_2}.

An important example of a measure of noncompactness (see [12] for other examples) is the so called Kuratowski measure of noncompactness defined for (Uinmathcal{B} ( X ) ) by alpha(U =inf{ d>0 Utext{ is covered by a finite number of sets with diameter}leq d }, where the diameter of a bounded subset V of X is defined by operatorname {dia}(V)=supbigl{ Vert x-yVert :x,yin Vbigr}.

It follows then that the population of people who live to the age of 65 and older is also rising [ 1], for example, the so called 'baby boomers'.

Alladale estate, which Lister prefers to call a "wilderness reserve", is one of the most ambitious examples of so-called "rewilding", the banner under which a growing number of people are calling for the reintroduction of locally extinct species to landscapes.

For steric reasons, these 3-fold symmetrical motifs correspond to the most compact structures of overlapped double helices that can be physically obtained, and in this respect, they may represent a molecular example of the heart of a so called "ideal trefoil knot" [48], [49].

A good example are the so called "sukashi shunga" (hidden shunga) that were popular in Japan at the beginning of the 20th century.

The derived model describing the effect of condensation and evaporation in a regenerative air-to-air heat exchanger yields an illustrative example for the so called moving boundary problems.

After brain injury, such as, for example, stroke, the so called neurovascular niche is involved in the neuronal regeneration during functional recovery of cortical gray matter.