Sentence examples for call questions from inspiring English sources

For example, a user who usually answers call questions correctly but SMS questions incorrectly would be more likely to answer call questions correctly and SMS questions incorrectly in future attempts (i.e., repeat a similar pattern).

We call questions like that – and they come up often — "ask mommy" questions.

Also, extreme outliers are marked with a star (e.g., the subplot shows call questions confidence rating for naive adversarial users).

For example, for (n=3) and when modeled against strong adversary, the average accuracy rates are 96.0%% for call questions, 94.1 % for SMS questions, 96.3 % for location questions, 97.1 % for app questions, 96.8 % for music questions, 98.0 % for activity questions and 95.9 % for battery questions.

On the other hand, when modeled against strong adversary and (n=3), the average accuracy rates are slightly lower 93.1 % for call questions, 86.8 % for SMS questions, 85.8 % for location questions, 93.4 % for app questions, 85.9 % for music questions, 86.8 % for activity questions and 93.6 % for battery questions.

Before phone calls or face-to-face meetings with buyers, I believe it should be a given that reps will practice certain areas and spend at least 15 minutes rehearsing one or all of the following: the opening of the call, questions the rep wants to ask, how to handle anticipated objections, and how to close the call.

He wanted to play with what he calls "questions once reserved for poets and children".

Fairfax County Republican Committee Chairman Anthony Bedell called questions about von Spakovsky's background "ridiculous" and politically motivated.

The mayoral campaign of Mark Green began broadcasting a television advertisement yesterday called "Questions".

The current paper reports on the intervention, study design and research methods of a randomized trial (called Questions about Quitting) designed to address some of these questions.

The other approaches are called Questions Generation (Silver and Cai 1996) and Animal Watch (Arroyo and Woolf 2003).