Sentence examples for call production from inspiring English sources
Call production in the bat larynx follows the general mammalian pattern.
Moreover, both the behavioral context and actions of callers and receivers during each call production was carefully monitored.
The fact that the ads are plonky and almost wholly lacking in what agencies call "production values" does not matter a fig to the YouTube user.
An understanding of primate signal design, in combination with studies of signal perception, reveal an exceptionally rich communicative repertoire, while pointing the way to future questions concerning the mechanisms underlying call production and categorization.
The movie doesn't offer much in the way of what the professionals call production values — there isn't a lot of attention paid to creating a smoothly lighted and eye-guiding picture (so often, movie lighting weighs on a film like movie music, aggressively programming the viewer's emotional response) — but Ross's images, for all their apparent casualness, display a rare and delicate wit and whimsy.
Root-Gutteridge, H; Cusano, DA; Shiu, Y; Nowacek, DP; Van Parijs, SM; Parks, SE, A lifetime of changing calls: North Atlantic right whales, Eubalaena glacialis, refine call production as they age, Animal Behaviour, vol 137 (2018), pp. 21-34 [abs1016/j.anbehav.2017.12.016] [abs].
Line workers are called "production associates".
Rules of this type are called production rules.
Berger and Phil Sharp, Nobel Laureate in biology, are chairing a new interdisciplinary team called Production in the Innovation Economy (PIE).
Mobil, now part of Exxon Mobil, then renounced ownership of the gas reserves and accepted the same deal as Mr. Huffington, called production sharing.
By working fast and reaching a quota, called "production," of completed pockets and other tasks, they can earn $4 to $5 an hour, and many do.
