Sentence examples for study it called from inspiring English sources

Two years ago at the Beijing auto show, Mercedes-Benz stretched the form language, as well as the spelling, of the shooting brake body style with a design study it called the Concept Shooting Break.

Fannie Mae executives quickly lashed back at Mr. Greenspan, complaining that many of his criticisms were based on a Fed study that it called seriously flawed.

In this study it is called ARMA based MS base forecasting model (ARMA-MS), and more details for MS approach and its parameter identification can be found in [16].

The Milken Institute, in Santa Monica, Calif., has been studying what it calls "emerging domestic markets" for a decade and its researchers have found that minority businesses (Latino and Asian predominantly) "are growing even faster than the population in terms of new companies and revenues".

In a statement, Arab Bank said its lawyers had not been able to study the suit, but it called the allegations "completely false and totally irresponsible".

When scientists began studying it, they called it an orphan tsunami.

In religious studies, it's called mysticism.

On the other hand, the study found five million of what it called lapsed fans, those who used to be regulars but now visit a track only occasionally.

A16 Report on Los Angeles Police A panel studying police corruption criticized what it called dictatorial, detached management and urged a shift in power from top officers to the civilian police commission.

Study Offers a Picture of Young Immigrants Seeking a Reprieve From Deportation A Brookings Institution study presents what it calls "an emerging portrait" of applicants under a year-old program that is one of President Obama's signature immigration initiatives.

Another study challenges what it calls the "misconceptions and misrepresentations" about Finland's success in the Pisa tests.