Sentence examples for so called the from inspiring English sources

This is so called the phenomenon of relaxation.

Data encapsulation: We propose a set of messages, so called the WaveAppMsg, following the modular design.

The model has been solved by a recent approximate analytic method so called the fractional reduced differential transform method (FRDTM).

The other aims at maximizing the data rate subject to limited transmission power, so called the rate-adaptive (RA) problem.

The main characteristic of fractional derivatives, or more precisely derivatives of positive real order, is so called the "memory effect".

Evaluation was performed from the fractal dimension of the electrochemical noise time series obtained using the so called the Rescale Range Analysis (R/S) proposed by Hurst.

North Korea's ambassador to the UN, Pyong Se-so, called the resolution "a faked document full of political invective, with serious distortions".

In the so called 'the Amsterdam sexual abuse case' (ASAC), infants and very young children were victimized by a day-care employee and most of the victims were boys.

At the Expect value E = 1e-5, initial searches were performed under the default setting and later searches were under a less stringent set of parameters (the so called 'the relaxed setting' in [ 12]).

The so- called the -property is defined as follows.

The DHS network in each district, consisting of 10 15 sub-district health centres and a district hospital so called the 'close to client' provider was contracted based on capitation to provide OP services to the catchment population (Prakongsai 2008).