Rather than building in kitchen-sink features, companies should concentrate on building phones and networks that simply work every time you make a call, for the duration of your call.
I'll text the numberplate to a friend or, if it's not too late at night, make a phone call for the duration of the journey.
A team of scientists, nurses, veterinarians, intensive care specialists, surgeons, cardiologists, and perfusionists are present during commencement of complex experiments and remain on call for the duration of the experiment.
Today, the French and the Russians added a call for limited durations for sanctions, forcing complete reviews rather than rollovers at periodic intervals.
The famous philosophical Bergsonian theory of "durée" calls for an understanding of duration and the passing of time as "invention, creation of forms, continuous elaboration of the absolutely new".
This calls for a reconsideration of optimal duration of chemical thromboprophylaxis.
Vas (or rather Uncle Vas, as he'd prefer to be called for the duration of the walk) has one injunction: "Just wait for the fucking green man, whatever you do".
Our finding of an inverse association between lifetime walking or bicycling for 1 h per day or more and prostate cancer incidence supports the PA recommendation of the World Cancer Research Fund/American Institute for Cancer Research, which calls for a moderate activity of longer duration, namely, 60 min per day or more (WCRF/AICR, 2007).
Apple designed the feature to block incoming phone calls and alerts for a set duration — from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m., when the user is asleep, for example.
I said, 'You have lost confidence in Mary, but have confidence in someone who forges signatures.' " As for the allegation of improper use of phones, Hill said she made a comment to Day that "an awful lot of calls for short durations were being made around the country, and maybe he should check some of that". Day had the records of the phone calls investigated.
For instance, asking about having or not having friendship ties is often related to the count of the number of friends; similarly, evaluating the degree of mutual concern and interest calls for a quantitative measure, such as the duration of friendship or the frequency of interaction.
