Sentence examples for thus called the from inspiring English sources

It is instantly clear as to why sand cake is thus called: the crumb is so exceptionally fine that the weight of a fork almost falls straight through.

Because the first metal dies for letters were named after the Latin word for "father," and thus called the patrix, while the mold that received the image was named, maternally, the matrix.

This note has a strong leading tendency toward the tonic, or keynote (here, C), because it is only a half step away from the tonic, and is thus called the leading note.

According to the Sejarah Melayu, a Malay chronicle, the city was founded by the Srīvijayan prince Sri Tri Buana; he is said to have glimpsed a tiger, mistaken it for a lion, and thus called the settlement Singapura.

When a king who has been sired by a god or when a god who takes on the external form of the living king approaches his queen, he begets the future king the queen is thus called the mother of God.

The latter has both a transformational and a model-theoretic characterization that reveals it as a relaxation of equilibrium logic, the logical reconstruction of answer set semantics, and is thus called the semi-equilibrium model semantics.

Heidegger thus calls "the nothing" (das Nichts) the "veil of being".

We thus call the forwarding strategy in (10) a phase superposition-phase-forward (PSPF) scheme.

We will thus call the scalar multiplication operation of a GLS a generalized gamma correction.

Rational methods seek to shape or coordinate attitudes by using language to produce reasons; Stevenson thus calls the set of such methods, aptly enough, "Reason".

Over time, this hardly leaves any trees in their original spatial constellation, and thus calls the standard evaluation of their stock and growth per initial growing area, or even the continuation of the whole experiment, into question.