1. California is referred to as the Golden State.

2. He likes to be referred to as 'Doctor Khee'.

3. English is referred to as a universal language.

4. The children on trial were referred to as child X and child Y.

5. This measure is referred to as comprehensive income.

6. The set of real numbers displayed in this way is referred to as the real line.

7. The first is referred to as the efficient markets hypothesis.

8. These are referred to as Media Items and include magnetic tapes, disks, etc.

9. Many of these are technology gatekeepers, and are referred to as consultants.

10. No wonder that the whole process has been referred to as short or medium-term dumping.

11. The rate of interest on a new loan is referred to as the nominal interest rate.

12. The gradient in the vertical size ratio is referred to as differential vertical perspective.

13. The gradient in the horizontal size ratio is referred to as differential horizontal perspective.

14. This minimum balance that the firm is required to maintain is referred to as a compensating balance.

15. Other Earth-crossing asteroids with orbital periods less than one year are referred to as the Aten group.

16. This is why the letter detectors are referred to as abstract: they do not provide information about specific visual form.

17. His assembled group of lawyers is referred to as the Big Green Defense Team.

18. The first option is referred to as a world-wide contract, and the second is known as a territory-by-territory contract.

19. When conceptual distinctions are expressed in language they are referred to as semantic relations.

20. Some designs have no control group comparison at all; these are referred to as quasi-experimental bins.

21. This solute will be referred to as a tracer.

22. A very small or impossible event can be referred to as "small probability event " according to the probability theory of higher mathematics in college.

23. "He" rather than "It" can be referred to as the source of all beings, while He is indeed the source of all life and the source of non-living matters.

24. First, bleach should be referred to as full-strength household bleach.

25. This simplification can be referred to as hardware compatibility through software homogeneity.

26. This could be referred to as a rise in the theatricality of urban space or the transformation of daily life events into theatrical performances.

27. The description of speech and language difficulties which draws on recent psycholinguistic research will be referred to as the process of assessment.

28. Any two or more walls which are monolithic will be referred to as wall assembly.

29. One who practises archery is typically known as an "archer" or "bowman, " and one who is fond of or an expert at archery can be referred to as a "toxophilite.

30. The test validation procedures used in the study can be referred to as a guide when future test construction of the spatial test is conducted.

31. A dark haired girl who bitweight than usual can be referred to as a chubby brunette.

32. The DOUBLE type can also be referred to as DOUBLE PRECISION, although it isn't clear why you would want to type the extra word every time you need a double-precision number.

33. Lactate Threshold can also be referred to as Anaerobic Threshold ( AT ).

34. The total impedance map can therefore be referred to as an 'evolutive impedance', just as a TFD spectrum is referred to as an evolutive spectrum.

35. It may also be referred to as Progressive Systemic Sclerosis, or Familial Progressive Systemic Sclerosis.

36. May be referred to as a subnetwork in a project schedule network diagram.

37. There is no set bandwidth threshold required for a connection to be referred to as "broadband", but it is typical for connections in excess of 1 Megabit per second to be so named.

38. Obviously Macaulay is here using the word "Socialism" in the same sense in which , 20 years ago, a vegetarian meal or a Cubist picture used to be referred to as "Bolshevism".