Sentence examples for instructions are called from inspiring English sources

Such instructions are called an advance directive.

Byte and word instructions are called via a suffix of.B or.W to the mnemonic.

The process of storing and then performing the instructions is called "running," or "executing," a program.

Such a set of instructions is called an effective procedure, or algorithm, for the task.

Because AT is educational, practitioners are called 'teachers' and those who receive instruction are called 'students' (or pupils).

The national conversation around undergraduate science instruction is calling for increased interdisciplinarity.

Some legal experts also suggest that Judge Zagel could give the retrial jury instructions before witnesses are called in an effort to avoid some of the confusion that beset the first jury.

The digital signals in the form of binary codes that tell the digital processor, which operation to perform are called "instructions".

The entertainer from Sutton Coldfield said: "We waited for it (the abandon ship instruction) to be called and it was finally called after some of the life boats were deployed.

Within the field of science education the information-processing model was coined the working memory overload hypothesis (see Reid [2008]) and from cognitive psychology, the information-processing model originally came from multi-media instruction and is called cognitive load theory (see van Merrienboer and Sweller, [2005]).

At the last minute, when it was discovered that instructions for manslaughter had not been included in the submitted instructions, the jury was called back, and the instructions were given.