Sentence examples for calls extends from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, along with O Globo journalists Roberto Kaz and Jose Casado, I published another article in that newspaper on Monday detailing that the NSA's bulk collection of millions of emails and telephone calls extends to most of Latin America.

Each year, the flurry of phone calls extends late into the night as teams make offers for players who caught their eye while agents press for the best deals, haggling over signing bonuses of a few thousand dollars or, if all else fails, settling for a three-day rookie minicamp tryout with no contract at all — anything to give their clients a chance.

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

The energy of check is centered around 4 kHz, but the call extends over a wide frequency (Fig. 10).

The use case Handle Conference Call extends the use case of Fig. 18 whenever the caller Makes a call while he/she is currently talking (Precondition).

Transmedia, as it's called, extends the viewing experience across multiple platforms, connecting fans and increasing viewership.

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

In 1990 the UN renewed the call, extending the deadline to the end of the century.

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.