Sentence examples for carries a call from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, each of these monopolies carries a call to the border or to mid-ocean and then hands it on to another monopoly to carry it the rest of the way.

Mind-boggling advances in fiber-optic capacity have dropped the wholesale cost of carrying a call 40% a year.

Advances in fiber-optic technology have dropped the wholesale cost of carrying a call by 40% a year, according to a recent Forbes report.

Cellphone signals are purposely weak, so that a channel carrying a call in one cell can also be used in a nearby cell without creating interference.

One European Union report put the actual costs to operators of routing international voice call at a piffling 25 euro cents or so, and often much less: double that of carrying a call domestically plus a few cents to cover carriers' settlement of fees among each other.

Today fiber optics has all but eliminated the cost of carrying a call cross-country.

By 2000, after fiber-optic cables whittled the price of carrying a call to just about zero and new competitors flooded the market, the long-distance industry had peaked and begun a steep slide.

Taking advantage of a technology called Session Initiation Protocol, the phones use the customer's high-speed Internet connection to carry a call to the Internet, which carries it most of the way to its destination before handing it off to the phone network.

If you feel really unsafe, carry a cell phone and call someone to come get you.

One ad asks, "What are they trying to hide?" and carries a headline calling for the release of the audit because "the public has a right to know".

It carries a sensor called DB-110 in a large pod mounted under the fuselage.