Sentence examples for silver calls from inspiring English sources

The physicist, Dr. Joshua Silver, calls them adaptive glasses.

We make no great claim to scientific method we may be what Mr Silver calls "noise".

Yet in the early twentieth century Kandinsky, Pound, and other modernists absorbed what Silver calls "an amalgam of spiritual sources — Christian, Hindu, Buddhist, kabbalistic, alchemical, and just plain wacky".

The amount of data in our world is growing by 2.5 quintillion bytes a day – so the tools and skills we use to sort what Silver calls the signal from the noise are increasingly vital.

If Silver calls the popular vote and the electoral college correctly again this year, and if his model outperforms the Real Clear Politics poll of polls in the battleground states, I will gladly eat humble pie and send round a bottle of champagne to the FiveThirtyEight offices.

Bill de Blasio, the mayor of New York, recently announced a $130m improvement programme to bring the city's small neglected parks up to scratch – what Silver calls "park equity", the biggest buzzword of his department and the priority of his tenure.

Mr. Silver called the 2008 presidential election with near perfection.

Nadine Ferber, an owner of Tenoverten, said a second SoulCycle color, a silver called Rockstar, a buzzword used in classes, will have its debut in February.

This paper gives the description of a new direct chemical plating method for silver, called the Jet Metal (JMT) process and of the Jet Selective process, which allows obtaining a selective metallization on any substrate which can be metallized with the Jet Metal process (Stremsdoerfer, n.d. [1]).

Nate Silver called it one of the "greatest polling errors in primary history".

Silver called them "most definitely one of the greatest groups I've ever had the privilege of recording with".