PPP uses an automated, recorded voice methodology to call a sample of registered Republicans and independents drawn from the same lists.
The two organizations use different methodologies, so some consistent "house effects" should not come as a surprise: CNN/Time uses live interviewers to call a sample of registered Republicans drawn from the list of registered voters provided by the Iowa Secretary of State.
The magazine said it had called a sampling of account holders on its list to confirm that they had deposits in the Swiss bank.
The mapping (X_{t}( cdot,omega ): t in T to X_{t} omega ) in E) is called a sample path of the process corresponding to ω. Carrying out similar arguments as those of Lemma 15 in [25], we have the following lemma.
Enquiry is usually by telephone, calling a random sample of non-participants.
But it also contains "Save the Life of My Child," a surreal excursion that starts with a squelch of Moog synthesizer and includes a ghostly, disconcerting snippet — we would now call it a sample — of Simon & Garfunkel singing "The Sound of Silence".
We found robust evidence for the presence of phylogenetic signals in several acoustic parameters derived from advertisement calls in a sample of 90 species representing four clades of anurans with a wide diversity of call acoustics.
In other words, someone called a random sample of voters with the intent to "elicit answers," or more specifically reactions, to negative messages that the Clinton campaign or an allied group considered airing in California.
In a previous paper, we demonstrated that the territorial calls from a sample of banded males were individually distinctive and constant over time in their acoustic features, and could be used for individual-based monitoring of Dupont's lark populations [20].
The department provided what it called "just a sampling of some recent financial fraud cases".
