Sentence examples for features have been called from inspiring English sources

Groups of megacyclothems with some distinctive features have been called a hypercyclothem.

These features have been called 'super-enhancers' [ 41, 42], 'stretch enhancers' [ 24], 'multiple enhancers' [ 7] and 'enhancer clusters' [ 23], and are similar but not identical between studies, although many of these features overlap.

The most robust feature has been called speech rate, velocity of gesture, or tempo; in other words, speed.

Short and bald he may be, with what have been called "toby-jug features", but at 65 he is attractive, humorous and convinced that the unorthodox theatrical direction he has chosen is his true path.

According to the epidemiological features of previous influenza A virus, attentions have been called to pay for the coming influenza season.

The Hebrew texts in particular feature what have been called "key-words," words or phrases repeated and subtly modified in a passage, as a kind of threaded meaning.

I found myself oddly perturbed by Lena Dunham's Tiny Furniture, a self-assured DIY feature which, a few years ago, might have been called mumblecore and which, 25 years earlier, could have been a Jim Jarmusch or Susan Seidelman film.

The conjunction of these three features forms what has been called the atomistic model of knowers.

Features with an edge, it has been called.

"Oh," a downtempo song, features a heavy bassline and has been called "brooding electronic grind," and, according to Dorian Lynskey of The Guardian, "sounds like R&B reimagined by Gary Numan".

The tour also featured fellow Yankees Bob Meusel and Bill Piercy (who had been called up late in the season and was ineligible for the World Series) as well as Tom Sheehan, who had been sent to the minor leagues before the end of the season.