Sentence examples for so called a from inspiring English sources

I was just in Europe and the sediment is that the US is the #1 problem having issued all the bad bonds via so called "A" rated mortgage backed securities.

Consequently, ac-to-dc power converter and SR motor driver are incorporated into one power stage, so called a single-stage approach is realized; thus, it shows a simple structure.

Our initial weight is a so called a guide line for selecting features at beginning round of training.

In addition, one traditionally utilizes the so called A o/A e ratio [4, 8, 9] for those six plane symmetry groups that possess systematic absences [11].

In this paper we consider the so called a cone metric type space, which is a generalization of a cone metric space.

Quine (1953) argued that the distinction between so called a priori truths and a posteriori truths is just one of degree.

Upper and lower ring coils are under manufacturing and will be partially mounted for the next campaign, while the coils in the middle position, the so called A-coils, are presently undergoing the detail design phase.

Two basic dimeric arrangements are known for peroxiredoxins, so called "A-type" and "B-type" interface forms[ 43].

Additionally, in all recordings, I calculated the average number (number per minute) of high-energy pulses, so called a-type pulses (Fig.  1) (Nelson and Nolen 1997) in courtship songs.

To date, mitochondrial complex I is the only enzyme of the mitochondrial respiratory chain known to undergo a so called A/D conformational change.

Thus the so called 'and 'F', 'B', and 'G' 3′ VDS variants may be more accurately described as members of alternative splicing families which may have also undergone variation within the 5′ VDS (Fig. 1).