Sentence examples for it is usually called from inspiring English sources

Air/gas outside the aero-digestive tract is abnormal; depending on its location, it is usually called emphysema, referring to trapped air/gas in tissues, or ectopic air/gas.

It is usually called "rocking chair battery" for its reversible lithium insertion and de-insertion properties.

It is usually called "eliminating your own map" or "felo de se".

In this form it is usually called the van Rhijn function, named after the Dutch astronomer Pieter J. van Rhijn.

The men on the boat were all residents of Foz do Iguaçu — Foz, as it is usually called — an orderly city that employs street sweepers and traffic police.

Otherwise, at least until the congressional elections of 2014, the country will have some form of divided government — partisan gridlock, as it is usually called.

Since its inception in 1992, Tortoise has made fiercely experimental rock music; its music is so up to date, in fact, that it's usually called "post-rock".

It's usually called a summer fayre, isn't it?

It was usually called a bridging placement and it could last for a year or two.

When composers borrow from the music of other composers, it's usually called pastiche.

The small-plates concept, as it's usually called, gives form to this urge, offering smaller portions in larger numbers.