Sentence examples for sat called from inspiring English sources

The CC strategy results in a simple local search algorithm for SAT called Swcc, which shows promising experimental results on random 3-SAT instances, and outperforms TNM, the winner of SAT Competition 2009.

Some people helped him to sit, called an ambulance.

Deborah Jacobs, executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey, on whose board Mr. Buckman sits, called him "a tireless advocate".

It was a sat phone call where Lincoln could barely hear his father, but he basically brushed him off.

Boris Pasternak's memoir, "Safe Conduct," says that for Russian schoolchildren the far back of the class where the worst students sat was called Kamchatka.

The room, where the staff of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence sits, is called a "skiff," for "sensitive compartmented information facility".

"Sit!" someone called to the microphone holders, and on command they crouched down so that the cameras behind them had a view.

Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, welcomed the decision for Cobra to sit and called for "the strongest possible" response to the disturbances.

In a new report, it criticises government inaction as the nation's builders sat idle, calling it a tragic waste of resources.

In the front of throne sits another, called the Phuttan Kanchanasinghat Throne.

Even on Election Day -- after 30 hours of barnstorming around the country -- Mr. Gore did not sit still, calling radio stations in Western states.