Sentence examples for now called as from inspiring English sources

Some consider Noether's theorem, as it is now called, as important as Einstein's theory of relativity; it undergirds much of today's vanguard research in physics, including the hunt for the almighty Higgs boson.

Three years on, the Appalachian series, now called As it Was Give(n) to Me, is one of the highlights of Diffusion: Cardiff international festival of photography.

So sugar industry is now called as the cane industry (Ramjeawon 2008).

Amongst these models, Soil Conservation Services (SCS) model now called as NRCS is most widely used for the direct runoff in the ungauged basins.

"I'm really into this song right now called, 'As Long as You Love Me' and it's Justin Bieber's song, so I'm actually looking forward to it," she said.

It marks the triumph of the Raja of Chamba over the ruler of Trigarta (now called as Kangra), in 935 AD and also celebrates the paddy and maize crops grown at this time of the year.

You are often referred to as a "socialite," which is a term like "starlet" that somehow can seem belittling and sexist (even though men are now called socialites as well).

Chumby still sells that device, now called Chumby Classic, as well as a cheaper version called Chumby One.

The Congo River is now called the Zaire, as is the local currency, which is almost worthless.

Your mother started a peace group, now called Children as the Peacemakers, which brought children on trips to deliver letters to world leaders.

The Charter of Imperial University of Peking, promulgated by the Educational Department of the Qing Dynasty in 1903, specified for the first time "ethnography" which is now called "ethnology", as a university course.