Sentence examples for or referred to as the from inspiring English sources

Simeon, who is known here by his given name, or referred to as the king, rather than Mr. Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, acknowledged in a statement that he faced a "difficult and complex task".

Last week, on the day of the Syrian Election (or otherwise referred to as the #BloodElection), the Syrian community gathered together in solidarity across the world.

The slow pace of translation for promising research from the laboratory to the clinic has created what is known as the "pre-clinical gap" or also referred to as the "valley of death".

An alternative model which captures the effect of covariates is to use Cox regression models or commonly referred to as the proportional hazard model.

And then following that, we'll proceed on to discuss another very important and useful mapping or design procedure referred to as the bilinear transformation.

"You still see or hear it referred to as the ticket counter," he says.

The Berbers, or more commonly referred to as the Amazighs, are found in the west.

In World War I, or what's referred to as the Great War, 16 million people were killed and over 20 million injured.

The Birch method, or more commonly referred to as the Nazi method, utilizes anhydrous ammonia and a reactive metal.

Sperm concentration or density, sometimes referred to as the "count," is a measurement of millions of sperm per milliliter.

He or she was never referred to as the chef, but as il cuoco or la cuoca, the cook.