Sentence examples for space called a from inspiring English sources

I am drawn to that small space called a human being … a single individual.

The most notorious is a question asked in 1950 by Herbert Seifert of the University of Heidelberg, Germany, about a three-dimensional analogue of the surface of a sphere--a kind of curved space called a 3-sphere.

The tradition of having reporters and editors in one big space, called a newsroom or city room, arose largely because it was the easiest way to put out a newspaper on deadline.

Physicists admit that they do not know how to practice physics or string theory in such a space, called a de Sitter space after the Dutch astronomer Willem de Sitter, who first solved Einstein's equations to find such a space.

Typically, the cottontail would find a ready-made woodchuck or skunk burrow or make a hollowed-out space called a form in snow, fallen leaves or grass, where it would sit still in the risky daylight hours.

Given what Mr Tanzi tells us of its "quadrillion connections supported by trillions of nerve fibres", its branching neurons, its "protoplasmic kisses" whereby a message "vaults across a sliver of space called a synaptic cleft and into the outstretched arm of another neuron", surely we should be a race of demi-gods.

becomes a Banach space called an Orlicz sequence space.

Then (W^{1, Phi}(Omega)) is a Banach space called an Orlicz-Sobolev space.

To overcome these difficulties, Sedghi et al. [4] introduced a new generalized metric space called an S-metric space.

In 2012, Sedghi et al. [5] introduced a new generalized metric space called an S-metric space.

The repelling trajectory follows a structure in phase space called an unstable manifold.