Sentence examples for medium are called from inspiring English sources

Electronic excitations dressed by the interaction with the medium are called quasiparticles.

The translation of the data from one size and medium to another size and medium is called dynamic scaling, and it allowed the researchers not only to see how the flies moved, but also to analyze the forces at work.

The ratio of the velocity of light in air to its velocity in the medium is called the refractive index of the medium for light of a particular colour or wavelength.

A curve of ionization density (also called specific ionization or number of ion pairs negative electron and associated positive ion formed per unit path length) versus distance in a given medium is called a Bragg curve.

The new medium is called universal convergence, which means the Internet has become one massive phone line.

The study that deals with modeling the connection between deformation and fluid flow in a fluid saturated spongy medium is called poroelasticity (Cowin 2001).

(Television generation? Came of age?) But the death of JFK was certainly the first traumatic national event the medium was called upon to make sense of, to put into order and carry to the people — the first major testing of the national mettle since the Second World War, which had been brought home by print, in newsreels and over the radio.

This medium was called COPFr.

(Please note that medium is called "basal medium-supplement" throughout the manuscript).

The secreted factors are referred to as secretome, microvesicles, or exosome and can be found in the medium where the stem cells are cultured; thus, the medium is called conditioned medium (CM) [ 2].

All media used in this study unless otherwise stated consisted of MS with MES, pH5.8, supplemented with 30 g L-1 sucrose and 2.5 g L-1 Gelrite and this medium is called the basal MS medium hereafter.