Sentence examples for is called lines from inspiring English sources

All over Karachi, "wall chalking", as it is called, lines the streets with announcements of political meetings, informal advertising and messages in support of or against political leaders.

"The spot with the flight lines on a map is called 'Lines' and features original music done by Human," says Rebecca Groff, a spokeswoman at Wieden & Kennedy, referring to the company that produces music for commercials, movies, television and recording artists.

A crack feature extraction method, which is called line-scanning method (LSM), is put forward.

Once received, the function to calculate MD5 by the FPGA is called (line 9).

This is called "line pack" and it fosters more flexible operation of the integrated system.

If this extension is successful, the function generate is called, line 19 of Algorithm 1, and the molecule we want to continue extending is passed as a parameter.

Another method to reduce the distortion and lateral shift along slow scan direction is called line-synchronization, i.e., tying each line to the same part of the wave of the electrical supply.

This non-motion-compensated, linear-deinterlacing method is called line repetition (De Haan and Bellers, 1998).

This is called Line Building or Wet-on-Dry technique.

In this paper incidence structures are defined as in [6] and blocks are called lines.

The interconnected objects are represented by mathematical abstractions called nodes (also called vertices or points), and the links that connect some pairs of nodes are called lines (also called arcs or edges).