Sentence examples for calling periods from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the contrast between the badge and the body was significant between the calling and post-calling periods, but not between the pre-calling and calling periods (F2,482 = 291.7, P<0.0001 Table 1): the levels of brightness contrast of white badge vs. body averaged 139.6±6.0, 128.8±2.5 and 36.7±4.3 during the pre-calling, calling and post-calling periods, respectively.

Lloyd Group president and CEO Adam Eiseman can access statistics on how quickly phones are answered, how long customers have to hold, and what the busiest calling periods are.

Mixed-effects models permit both the fixed (i.e. the above cited three calling periods) and random effects (i.e. male owls) to be fitted in a single analysis.

Can your system handle peak calling times and heavy seasonal calling periods?

In his book, The Great Reset, Richard Florida calls periods like the one currently facing the United States "Great Resets".

Created by College Humor, the hilarious parody called "Periods Aren't That Gross" attempts to dispel the many myths behind periods by sardonically making fun of them. .

She's appeared in a couple of independent and shorts films throughout her career and most recently starred in a College Humor sketch called "Periods Aren't That Gross": .

You're going to have to work for it, and that means using words and little things called periods and commas.

The rows of the table are called periods; the columns are called groups, with some of these having names such as halogens or noble gases.

These intervals are called periods.

This specification is called "period specific" policy effect.