Sentence examples for called ringing from inspiring English sources

This trend was abetted by bird banding (called ringing in the United Kingdom) and by such organizations as the British Trust for Ornithology and the National Audubon Society, which coordinate professional and amateur observations and efforts with scientific studies.

The step signal will introduce an external disturbance in the loop and the optically generated carrier signal will suffer from a temporal deviation from the desired frequency due to this temporal instability, also called ringing.

This BT service is now called "ring back" and costs £2.50 a month.

One series of paintings is called Rings and it riffs on the Olympic motif.

And the songs themselves could be called ring-tone R&B.

In a report, the Cato Institute, a policy group in Washington, called ring vaccination "woefully inadequate for countering a direct attack".

The young men in tuxedos — called "ring men" by the auction company — ran up and down the aisles, spotting bidders.

It engaged in something one of its employees called "ring-fencing" to keep information from being delivered so that Revlon did not, in turn, have to disclose it.

A rapid process of chair-chair interconversion (called ring-flipping) interconverts the six axial and six equatorial hydrogen atoms in cyclohexane.

Friends of the controversial poet promise that her poem, called Rings, will celebrate the big day but in the poet's own style.

These files, variously called ring tunes, music tones, song tunes, TruTones and master tones, are expected to spawn even greater demand.