Sentence examples for has one called from inspiring English sources

According to the company, the goal of the consortium is to provide transparency in job requirements, and help employers understand the proficiencies of a company's employees in programming and other skills taught by web development schools and programming bootcamps (General Assembly has one called the WebDevelopment Immersive).

While tech giants may have developed their own internal tools for assessing the neutrality of their AI algorithms — Facebook has one called Fairness Flow, for example — Chowdhury argues that most non-tech companies will not be able to develop their own similarly sophisticated tools for assessing algorithmic bias.

She has one called "Fuck You" right now that's really good.

The Forest Service has one called FSPro ("Fire Spread Probability") that measures the likelihood that a particular pixel on the map is going to burn.

Brooklyn-based General Mobile has one called Storeoid.

We have one called "Slovakian Pete" about a Slovakian dude I met on the first night at ATP.

I now have one called 'The Radical,' about people who go to make graffiti on the Wailing Wall.

I have one called Gil and another called Hopper Seven, who was born on the same day as the Beckhams' youngest.

"They have one called Game Casserole.

The Turks have one called the Yavuz, and the British Renown fall into the same class.

And if they have one called Tate Britain, the other one should be called Tate Foreigners," said George.