Sentence examples for so-called event from inspiring English sources

These so-called event logs (also called audit trails, or transaction logs) are the starting point for various discovery and analysis techniques that help to gain insight into certain characteristics of the process.

The so-called event series is "Wayward Pines," which is set for early 2014.

So-called event cards representing elections, general strikes or tax hikes — each one an opportunity to shore up capital and influence — determine the flow of each round.

The lead engine, for example, had a forward-facing video camera known as a track image recorder, and other locomotive units had so-called event recorders collecting data.

But "The Godfather" arrived 29 years ago, three years before "Jaws," the first boom-or-bust so-called event movie and nearly a decade before MTV.

So-called Event Theatre - epic productions which make audiences work for their works of art - is one obvious solution to this problem.

The S.E.C. also appears to be examining so-called event-driven trading, related to major corporate news like merger deals.

BLOOMBERG NEWS   Tyrus Benefits From Deal-Making  |  The flagship fund of Tyrus Capital, a so-called event-driven hedge fund based in London, rose 3.74 percent this year through Feb. 3, Reuters reports, citing an unidentified person who had seen the data.

As a result, money has started to return to hedge funds, particularly into those focused on distressed debt, fixed-income and so-called event-driven strategies where a manager takes a position in a company because he believes its situation is about to change.

The first — the so-called "event-based model" — regards informed consent as a passive signature of a standard unreadable template, performed only once in each medical pathway.

Then, by this same reasoning that events only arise from other events, subsequent so-called events cannot be the effect of that singularity.