Sentence examples for pin called from inspiring English sources

To illustrate the morphological nature of Very Old Latin, Professor Katz handed out photocopies of a drawing of a gold pin called the Fibula Praenestina, which dates from the sixth to the eighth centuries B.C.

Koen Heltzel says his boss had such a pin, called The Machine: Bride of Pinbot, at work.

Consumers get to choose a PIN (called Noca PIN) at checkout, allowing all subsequent transactions to be completed by entering the PIN as opposed to typing in 80-90 characters in a typical Credit Card or Check transaction.

By the light of a soapstone lamp in a corner, someone fingers the ring head of the bronze pin, calling up memories of Europe.

If you've forgotten the original PIN, call the customer service department and ask about how to reset it.

And then he set about burnishing his credentials as a champion of real, working-class Russians, a project that continued on Monday with his decision to dust off a relic of Soviet heraldry: the set of lapel pins called the Hero of Socialist Labor award, now conspicuously shortened in these capitalistic times to the Hero of Labor.

Republicans wore lapel pins calling for a balanced budget.

This procedure involved several data integration and search steps for extracting CePINs from HPRD PIN (or called "static" PIN as opposed to condition-specific CePIN), as outlined in Figure 8. Correlation of gene expression profiles between each pair of interacting proteins in PIN is evaluated by Pearson correlation coefficient (PCC).

For example, Bio-PIN allows a biospecimen donor to be registered without any identity data, and a distinguishing biological PIN code (called Bio-PIN) is produced based on that individual's unique biological characteristics (eg, nucleotides that are not part of any genotype) in a way that the resulting PIN code cannot be linked back to the individual.

For example, suppose that Smith is pricked with a pin (call this bodily state Sb) and pain ensues (call this mental state Sm), a case of apparent body to mind causation.

For the film the play was expanded slightly to include a reference to "Un-Carpathian Activities" and a scene in which the Prince Regent of Carpathia visits the cast of "The Coconut Girl" and meets Elsie," whose gown strap breaks as she bows, whereupon a pin is called for.