Sentence examples for bits of call from inspiring English sources

There were also numerous complaints of dispatchers receiving the code "PD-Lost," which appeared when the new police system transferred some bits of call information to the emergency medical service computer system ahead of other portions.

And my favorite, a bit of call and response between wildlife biologist and narrator: "I'm going to turn the animal over, and I'm going to slowly insert my finger into its rectum to get fecal material on my glove".

The bandwidth saver features allows calls to use less bandwidth, at the expense of a little bit of call fidelity (often not noticeable to most people).

So far (and I've done a bit of calling around) I haven't heard any member of Congress express any intention of holding an oversight hearing into the matter -- or even asking any questions at all.

Amazingly, this powerful image is only three inches across; its medium thousands of bits of glass called tesserae.

Typically, this kind of targeting involves using bits of data called cookies to keep track of the sites you've visited.

Second, Google says that the bits of software called "cookies", which store individual preferences on users' own computers, will expire every two years.Not everybody is impressed.

The problem was solved when someone persuaded him that if the central bank issued high-denomination bits of paper called "bearer cheques", with an expiry date, this was somehow different from printing money.

The genomes of most animals are cluttered with mobile bits of DNA, called retrotransposons, whose origins are a mystery.

The clues researchers used in the new study are microscopic bits of silica called phytoliths (from Greek, meaning "plant stones").

These tiny bits of software, called firmware, contain dozens of security bugs, which are discovered every month.