"These are mighty men!" Soon enough a reciprocal calling card is delivered to the offensive linemen's enclave, where Ryan can also inform Nick Mangold, the Jets' All-Pro center: "I hate wine.
If I go once or twice a year I am well-received (usually) but I remain solitary – different from the "city loneliness" where one usually finds a few others within reach who are ready for reciprocal calls… Only in Burma would I ever feel really at home.
In an early encouraging sign, a follow-up study of female Savannah sparrows' mating behavior — reciprocal calls, flirtatious wing flicks, annoyed attacks — showed that the male birds may be successfully wooing their belles with their modified tunes.
Each ego-subject's social network was identified based on the caller IDs that were associated with the ego-subject through reciprocal calls.
However, who initiates the call might be important in other contexts than the passing of information, depending on the aim of the research, and Kovanen et al. have showed that reciprocal calls are often strongly imbalanced [17].
Mobile phone users have to deal with limited battery lifetime through a reciprocal process we call human battery interaction.
The two countries concluded what is called ACSA (Acquisition and Cross-Servicing and Agreement) and are now set to negotiate a new framework, often called a "reciprocal access agreement," to facilitate joint operations and exercises.
Each protein in reciprocal(x) is called a reciprocal protein of x.
You can call it a reciprocal or a matching tax or a mirror tax.
Vergennes forwarded it to Washington, and it became a cause célèbre in the new nation, exactly because of its call to a reciprocal humanity of suffering.
Every year pro-gun senators and congressmen routinely file bills that call for a reciprocal concealed-carry, much in the same way that a driver's license issued by any one state is valid in every state jurisdiction in the land.
