Sentence examples for quality is called from inspiring English sources

This quality is called superposition.

One method to define medical image quality is called 'statistical task-based assessment approach' and consists of the evaluation of the observer performance during tasks such as patient classification or estimation of volume and/or other characteristics of tumours.

In a 1975 review, Times music critic Leonard Feather wrote that she "reminds you of the days when nightclub singers of a certain special quality were called chanteuses".

Clinical approaches to bolster coparenting quality are called for.

A total of 6,385,011 SNPs with high quality were called from 15 maize inbreds and B73 reference genome.

Any sign whose sign-vehicle relies, as with this example, on simple abstracted qualities is called a qualisign.

The advantage under these circumstances goes to the jockeys who possess the ineffable quality that is called "horsemanship".

"He was obviously endowed with that wonderful Moslem quality which is called kayf -- the contemplation which comes of silence and ease.

Another metric developed for 3D mesh quality assessment is called FMPD which is based on local roughness estimated from Gaussian curvature [48].

Monosodium glutamate has a unique taste quality which is called "umami" in the Japanese language.

Suppose that an unweighted test statistic for gene g is represented by t g, and that the quality measure is called Q g.