Sentence examples for calls extended from inspiring English sources

But she can do amazing things with what she calls "extended vocal techniques," and in "Porch" she does them all.

Thus began a long, rich friendship as Goleman became involved over the years in arranging a series of what he calls "extended dialogues" between the Buddhist spiritual leader and researchers in fields ranging from ecology to neuroscience.

Mrs. Miles is the kind of customer that Lands' End, the mail-order company, had in mind when it decided to put together a catalog dedicated to clothes in what it calls "extended sizes".

But his own writing can be strained (he calls extended sets "extra innings" and says that "Gott­fried drank Weimar Berlin in like the Champagne that he forwent"), and the dialogue and thoughts he recreates to "dramatize a moment" do not always work ("Anyway, he's not going to make it easy for me, that's for sure").

These days, what you get done and the results you produce are far more important and valuable to the team than someone who spends all day on a single task, in between their personal phone calls, extended breaks, and fantasy footballing.

This optimization method, called Extended RItz Method (ERIM), is suited for finite horizon SOC problems.

It's about a specific stage in the modern bourgeois life cycle: the period that sociologists call "extended adolescence".

More precisely, PMDs of dynamic systems correspond to a class of (linear time-invariant) dynamic systems that we will call "extended state-space models".

The adaptive estimator is coupled with a simple but robust, predictive control strategy called Extended Horizon Model Algorithmic Control, with input/output constraints handled in a trivial way.

In the two control topologies, a dynamic fuzzy system called Extended Sequential Adaptive Fuzzy Inference System (ESAFIS) is constructed to represent the dynamics of the wing-rock system.

The costing paradigm is the novel feature here: rather than monetary units, a resource-based quantifier, called "extended exergy", is employed.