Sentence examples for a standard call from inspiring English sources

"Silicon Beach" depends on the telephone line, and a standard call to the United States costs about $1.32 a minute.

The degree of this innate specification varies widely from species to species: at one extreme are such birds as cuckoos, which develop a standard call with no prior exposure at all; at the other extreme are such birds as marsh warblers, which develop idiosyncratic songs picked up, it seems, from any other species they come in contact with during the sensitive period.

Users can call any phone number anywhere in the world for substantially less than a standard call.

"We got access to the tax data through a standard call for research proposals from IRS," Saez told Science in an e-mail.

In this context, we design and engineer -via Monte Carlo pricing- a weather derivative for a remote island in Greece -powered by an autonomous diesel-fuelled generator- resembling to a standard call option contract to test the benefits for both the island's public administration and a bank -as the transaction's counterparty.

Note that the valuation problem described above can be inherently global even when the stock price is governed under the real-world probability measure by Markovian dynamics and the contract under study is a standard call or put option (or any other path-independent contingent claim).

A standard called HiperLAN, which is being developed in Europe, uses the 5.3-gigahertz band.

A standard called OpenID Connect, organised by an international non-profit foundation, was launched this year.

What stimulated this sudden push forward is a standard called Dyle.

He has developed a standard called a worst athlete's profile and an ideal athlete's profile.

But a standard called EMS, for enhanced messaging service, is pulling ahead of the pack, at least in Europe.