Sentence examples for term is called from inspiring English sources

The legal term is called 'ergo omnes' – when ecocide is made an international crime it applies to all.

I think the marking point, the point that marks the transition from short term to long term, is called elections.

It was the first hint of what, for want of a better term, is called dark energy: a so-far inexplicable force that is likely to keep the universe expanding forever.

The decision in 2000 to shield the exotic financial instruments known as over-the-counter derivatives from regulation, made during the last year of President Bill Clinton's term, is called "a key turning point in the march toward the financial crisis".

The first term of (1) is called the regularization term, the second term is called the fidelity term, and β>0 is the regularization parameter.

The second term is called regulator, which enhance the performance of coherent diffusion as well as it enables the correction of feature broadening distortion.

"Any Palestinian who used the term was called a collaborator.

Assemble's work can, to use a more pretentious term, be called performative.

Equations of type (1) with only one time derivative appearing in the highest-order term are called pseudo-parabolic and they are a special case of Sobolev equations.

Equations with a one-time derivative appearing in the highest order term are called pseudoparabolic and arise in many areas of mathematics and physics.

Experiences like this, which can be given voice to by either a singular or a general term, are called "nominal acts" (as opposed to the propositional acts containing them).