Sentence examples for call phased from inspiring English sources

"Is This What You'd Call 'Phased Withdrawal'?" (circa 1968) shows a photograph of flag-draped coffins (today, of course, the United States government tries to keep images of dead soldiers from the public).

In June, a new center-left think tank, the Center for a New American Security, issued a report called "Phased Transition".

The phenomenon, sometimes called phased retirement, is becoming increasingly common among many white-collar professionals, according to specialists on work force issues.

A technique we call "phase-locking" fine-tunes the calculated times at which trace segments are extracted for similarity calculations.

We defined the phasing quality score as the fraction of heterozygous SNPs supporting the called phase over the total number of heterozygous SNPs.

& played at a Bleecker St. club called Phase Two for 26 wks.

An associated program called Phase Piggyback in 2004 made him realize he was still a young man with a future.

He noted an absence of Weir in the mix (a Healy tendency) and also what he called phase problems.

Completion of this plan, which the museum calls Phase I, will increase exhibition space by 27percentto to 677,000 square feet.

For a smaller group of students in a program called Phase 2, the Quartet becomes, in effect, full-time counselors.

When phase is the parameter altered by the information signal, the method is called phase-shift keying (PSK).