The phrase "adjusting call" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to modifying or changing a phone call or a call to action, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "We are currently in the process of adjusting the call to better suit our audience's needs."
Alternatives: "modifying the call" or "altering the call".
Adjusting calling strategies is a must in our ubiquitous mobile phone landscape.
Wild chimpanzees adjust call production depending on who is likely to listen to their calls [49].
In addition to responding to social valence, ravens adjusted call characteristics according to inter- and intrasex competition, as calls emitted in response to same-sex stimuli were lower in component 5. Similarly, when calling back to kin affiliates, ravens revealed lower values in component 5 than when calling back to nonkin affiliates.
To adjust call partners' volume for background music, just go to "Background music" page, and do as above.
If your horse doesn't adjust in three days, try to make it feel welcome by giving it treats and love, if it still doesn't adjust, call the vet.
Very little is known about the degree to which female primates adjust calling behaviour in relation to the composition of the audience.
The solution for this French investor is to buy a quantity-adjusting call option on the BOVESPA denominated in euros.
During a call the service monitors how fast data are going through the air and adjusts call quality so the video doesn't cut off when a network's load changes or someone roams to a new cellular tower.
North Atlantic right whales (Eubalaena glacialis), killer whales (Orcinus orca), and beluga whales (Delphinapterus leucas) adjust the call structure of their tonal signals and pulsed-tone calls in response to natural or anthropogenic noise.
As the water level changed, the frogs adjusted their call pitch over a range of about 250 hertz to match the changing resonant frequency.
