Sentence examples for call originated from from inspiring English sources

"We believe that the 911 call originated from the land line in the apartment," Sergeant Eberling said.

According to Chris Littman of The Sporting News, the prank call originated from a New Jersey area code.

Regions with low coverage of Illumina reads (<21×) were first screened by an in-house PERL script for sequencing errors, such as an indel or a wrong base call originated from Roche 454 reads.

Mr. Blair's cellphone records did not indicate that any calls originated from or were received in Maryland that day.

On the other hand, a cellular-only MS has only a cellular radio interface and the calls originated from the cellular-only MS (i.e., cellular-only calls) can be accepted only by the cellular network even in double coverage areas.

Nor will calls from Washington for democratization in the Arab world help if such calls originate from a leader who is trying to impose democracy on an Arab country at the point of an American bayonet.

The failure rate is near zero and the lag is acceptable even for calls originating from thousands of miles away.

While the company has some 15 million subscribers of its own, many of the calls originate from Yahoo Messenger, which has used Jajah since 2008 for its VoIP calls.

The Amazing Whale Jaw (as the bus station is called) originates from an irregular simple shape, stretched over its structural limits, resulting in a central laceration.

But you've got to wonder what kind of deal Skype struck and what, if any, share of Skype Out revenues Verizon will collect for calls originating from Verizon cell phones.

"After implementing website call conversions, we discovered that AdWords was not only driving over twice as many calls than previously thought, but that our customers also talk to us for over five minutes on calls originating from our site," says the company's director of marketing Jeremy Foster.