Sentence examples for kind is called from inspiring English sources

This is called "vertical" transmission, and a tradition of this kind is called "closed".

One of the most extensively used methods of this kind is called neighbour-joining.

This is called "horizontal" transmission, and a tradition of this kind is called "open" or "contaminated".

A radiator/absorber of this kind is called a blackbody, and its radiation spectrum is referred to as blackbody radiation, which depends on only one parameter, its temperature.

My favourite kind is called "Indian Prince" (Mr Fothergill's, £1.95), which is mercifully un-dwarfed (why do breeders think that we necessarily want squat plants?) and has flowers of a gorgeous brownish orange, the petals backed with mahogany.

In classical Chinese thought, judging that some new thing falls within a recognized kind is called "analogical extension" or "extending kinds" (tui lei).

Standing waves of this simple kind are called normal modes.

Electronic phototypesetters of this kind are called alphanumeric.

Central bank operations of this kind are called open-market operations.

The largest assembly of its kind was called last June with the express intention of tackling sexual violence in conflict.

Increasing specialization for grazing resulted in fusion of the cusps into ridges (lophs), thus teeth of this kind are called lophodont.