Sentence examples for call placement from inspiring English sources

Analysis of the Utstein-based database from our community revealed that the time interval between collapse and emergency call placement is prolonged and the outcome of cardiac arrest poor in care facilities.

Both the interval between arrest recognition/collapse and placement of the emergency call and the interval between emergency call placement and the arrival of EMTs were longer in care facilities.

The purpose of this study was to identify the actions prescribed in the rules and/or manuals of public facilities and to clarify whether the incidence of delayed emergency call placement and the outcome of OHCA differ among these facilities.

The purpose of this study was to identify the actions that are prescribed in the rules and/or manuals of public facilities and to determine whether the incidence of delayed emergency call placement and the outcome of OHCA differ among these facilities.

Incentive fees to brokers, called placement service agreements or contingency fees, are at the heart of Mr. Spitzer's suit.

Private equity executives like Mr. Rattner often hire outside advisers called placement agents to help them pitch their services to public pension officials, a practice that has come to be called pay to play.

In recent weeks, the New York comptroller and officials in other states have issued rules barring the use of intermediaries — often called placement agents — who are paid by money managers to open doors and help them win allocations from state and local governments.

Aides to Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, said his office had targeted for penalties firms that made payments to aides of former Comptroller Alan G. Hevesi, also a Democrat, as well as those that acted as unlicensed middle men, called placement agents, between public pensions and investment firms.

If it's intrusive, they will turn off, but they are already fantastically used to what you might call "realistic" placement; it's all over their screens now, courtesy of US drama and movies.

Last summer, two former Goldman Sachs executives started a nonprofit financing firm called SeaChange Capital Partners that relies on a Wall Street technique called private placement, in which companies — or in this case charities — raise pools of money from a limited number of investors who all agree to the same terms.

Any shot beyond an opponent's reach is called a placement.