Sentence examples for call interference from inspiring English sources

Those who object to what they call "interference" in the affairs of others — today's realists — often cite the words of John Quincy Adams, who in 1821 said that America stands with those who seek freedom and independence, "but she goes not abroad, in search of monsters to destroy".

Likewise, there are three settings for the electronic stability control system, letting drivers choose the level of assistance – or what some purists would call interference – they prefer.

We call "interference" the fact that one origin can be passively replicated by a fork coming from a nearby origin.

The plate umpire, Larry Barnett, was vilified for not calling interference.

This interference appears as a pattern of light and dark bands called interference fringes.

Much to Lasorda's dismay, Valdes called interference and the double play was awarded.

This simple underlying behaviour leads to a number of effects that are collectively called interference phenomena.

Officially, China still abhors what it calls "interference in other countries' internal affairs".

Mr. Berdovsky realized he had hung the device in question and called Interference Inc., the company that had hired him.

One theory in psychology, called interference, states that memories too similar in nature compete and create distortions in recollection.

To get around this restriction, the quantum computer exploits a third kind of quantum weirdness, called "interference".