Sentence examples for which was termed from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Clinton first said that she had never done any work on Castle Grande, which was termed a sham transaction by bank examiners.

Activists with the main opposition Nepali Congress Party countered with rallies in support of the action, which was termed "unconstitutional" by the Prachanda government.

This isn't the only investment of this type that Axel Springer has made in technology companies: It announced a stake in AirBnB in 2012, which was termed at the time as "very minor" in size.

Firstly, CFU was obtained using MBRT and the standard curve relating slope of MB reduction and CFU of mixed culture which was termed as protocol 'A'.

One cluster contained all GLPs similar to barley OXLPs, which was termed the OXLP cluster, and the other was the more diverse non-OXLP cluster.

This study reported the compressive behavior of flax FRP tube encased RAC containing partially clay brick aggregate (CBA), which was termed as FFRP-rAC-CBA.

This study focuses on a simple benchmark structure, which was termed 'a through-hole in a rectangular block under biaxial loading'.

Motivated by the reweighted l1-norm minimization recovery algorithm [19], Chen et al. have proposed a heuristic approach to reinforce the zero attractor which was termed as the RZA-LMS [18].

In this context it can be mentioned that Venkateswara Rao et al. (2012) observed enhancement of the easterly wind during March equinox with a period of approximately 2 years which was termed a quasi-biennial enhancement in their paper.

Given the diagram in this situation was not utilized to generate a number sentence, this blending view was in nature symbol precedence, which was termed as "semi-symbol precedence view" in this study.

Many events, which are termed "social experiments," are reminiscent of the zany antics of flash mobs.