Sentence examples for no so called from inspiring English sources

"There have been no so called 'secret' or 'third party' payments made on behalf of the club.

Carrying guns in schools and campuses is not prohibited by law and there are no so called "gun-free zones".

Indeed, there is no so called "hydrophobic core" by strands-helices transition in the D1 domain of these LILRs.

Mortgages were offered to borrowers with no income, no job and no assets (so called NINJA loans) and often with no documentation and with little or no down payment.

In Norway, a country with about 5 million inhabitants, a so called no-blame system, "The Norwegian System of Compensation to Patients" [ 26], was established in 1988.

In addition to a wide range of physiological protective roles NO has a paradoxical role in the acute ischemic conditions due to its formation of highly toxic free radicals which further damage ischemic tissue, hence the so called NO-mediated brain damage.

He addresses the controversy as being in the center of political turmoil, with criticisms of the media and references to the Crucifixion of Jesus: "Crucifixion ain't no fiction / So called chosen frozen / Apology made to who ever pleases / Still they got me like Jesus".

In general, no specific prediction algorithm universally outperforms others (so called no free lunch theorem), but it would worth to note that NTP showed constantly low error rate in predictions with high confidence.

Although divine illumination, so called, would no longer have many prominent supporters, the tendency toward supernatural explanations of cognitive phenomena would survive well beyond the Renaissance.

(This is why there are, in almost every American business, no "office politics" properly so called; there are merely court intrigues).

2 Because an influenza pandemic is caused by a novel virus strain, it is possible that all those in the population are susceptible to infection with the new virus strain before vaccination starts, the so called "no immunity" scenario.