Sentence examples for usually called as from inspiring English sources

The found submatrices are usually called as biclusters.

The latter is usually called as offloading [19].

Such a configuration is usually called as the direction finding system.

Such a strong light absorption in MIM structures is usually called as perfect absorption [64 66].

Interconnection of generating, transmitting and distribution systems usually called as electric power system.

The F2-region reaction to geomagnetic storms usually called as an ionospheric storm is a rather complicated event.

This is accomplished by having a large number of ambulances usually staffed with technicians, commonly called as "paramedics", trained to perform basic and lifesaving maneuvers which bring the patient to the nearest hospital.

Madam is what Dame Ninette is usually called and as David Bintley, director of the Birmingham Royal Ballet, says, those who quake at her sight are his former teachers.

Rangers are usually called in as a last resort, she said, and many dogs are adopted on the spot by those who find them.

Of course, every rule has its exception, and here it's the vinegar-based sauces that are popular in places such as North Carolina (point of usage: vinegar-based sauces that are applied throughout the cooking are usually called "mops," as in "hog mop").

These languages, usually called Prākrits that is, derivative as well as more "natural" languages produced a vast and, again, mostly sacred literature.