Sentence examples for Two pagers from inspiring English sources
Dr. Thomas A. Ports, a top cardiologist, began carrying two pagers, one for general matters and another that would go off only when someone had come to the hospital with a heart attack.
UNICEF Briefs UNICEF has developed a set of "two pagers" on key issues for children that should be included in the Post-2015 Development Agenda.
No ward had more than 10 units linked to two pagers in operation at any one time, therefore the most a single registered nurse or nurse aide would be responsible for was five sensors at any one time.
### Download - UNICEF's An Agenda for #EVERYChild 2015 Note to editors: UNICEF has developed a set of "two pagers" on key issues for children that should be included in the Post-2015 Development Agenda.
Incongruously, in the midst of the shooting, the army sent out two pager messages that were at odds with what was happening on the ground at the junction.
However, Bangs's article was so long, the type ended up being tiny, so it would fit on a single page it really should have been a two pager".
Collected records included full text articles, abstracts for work-in-progress (residents' research projects are presented in CMR-JC for feedback and refinement and for these work-in-progress sessions a one or two pager document, similar to an abstract is circulated to the department at least 2 days prior to CMR-JC) and placement presentations.
Mobilemedia, with 3.3 million pagers in service, leases space on more than 4,000 other towers nationwide.
When the satellite, Galaxy 4, mysteriously malfunctioned soon after 6 P.M. Tuesday, about 80percentt of the nation's almost 50 million pagers stopped working.
About 80percentt of the nearly 50 million pagers used by Americans lost service after the satellite began rotating uncontrollably 22,300 miles above the Earth.
In an early analysis of China, Motorola decided that there were enough customers in the country to sell a hundred and fifty thousand handsets and twenty-seven thousanotpagenoughnotoenough to justify a manufacturing investment of any scale.
