Sentence examples for is rather called from inspiring English sources

When the homotopic parameter λ is a real number and when the path is linear3 in λ, the homotopy method is rather called a continuation method.

Verizon and Motorola have jointly developed the new Media Server platform, which doesn't have a snazzy name like "Apple TV" or "Google TV," but is rather called the Motorola Medios+ VMS1100 Media Server and the Motorola Mediaos+ IPC1100 IP-based set-top.

Therefore, the synergy observed could be rather called the endo exo synergy, although TrCel6A has generally been defined as an exoglucanase.

The mechanism Rakotoarivelo uses is, rather poetically, called a headspace.

The manuscripts picked up by his agents form the core of the incomparable library that is rather unjustly called the Laurentian (Laurenziana), after his grandson.

Calling back a boss is rather like calling back a plumber: something you do only in dire circumstances and with a bitter sense that he should have done the job properly in the first place.

It was, rather ominously, called the Titanic.

My school had what was rather pretentiously called a "dining hall," and it was a 10-minute walk from the main school buildings.

In March, Stone was rather oddly called on to co-compere Mikhail Gorbachev's 80th birthday bash at the Royal Albert Hall, with Kevin Spacey.

There is, rather confusingly, another app called Story that is currently available.

It is, rather, what New Jersey law calls a nonindictable offense.