Sentence examples for term called from inspiring English sources

"We have a term called 'disconnected'disconnected

"The Japanese have a wonderful term called borrowed scenery," Mr. Fierro said.

"There's actually a term called 'white fragility.' Are you familiar with that term?" he asked.

"There is a term called 'hitting a new vein.' And that's what he's been doing".

"The Buddhists have a term called 'ahisma', which means 'doing least harm'," explained voltaire17.

Second, the thresholds refer to a specific accounting term called adjusted gross income, or A.G.I., that excludes a lot of categories of income.

To make his equations work he arbitrarily had to stick in an extra term called the cosmological constant to ensure the universe stood still.

In this regard a new explanatory term called Structure Failure Rate (SFR) is introduced.

A special term called Effective Damage Thickness was introduced to describe the degree of damage.

Therefore, Li et al. introduced a new energy term called level set function regularization[25].

Recent research work by Delpiano et al. [16] involves introduction of a term called collateral anomaly.