A call out of rotation or a change of call is subject to penalty.
Armstrong's unrehearsed change of call sign from "Eagle" to "Tranquility Base" emphasized to listeners that landing was complete and successful.
For example, we adjusted quality value of TaqMan from 0.95 (default) to 0.80 to illustrate the change of calling in the two loci rs10109984 and rs11226.
The research indicated that pain-related changes of calls in piglets can be identified.
His severance agreement in case of a change of ownership calls for him to get only $2. Sue Decker would get $1.6 million, plus an automatic acceleration of unvested equity and options worth another $6.7 million.
Both glands frequently reveal plaques of bright red fleshy material on their surfaces, which, if examined microscopically, demonstrate the typical cellular change of pregnancy, called a decidual reaction.
Bath's vice-chancellor, Glynis Breakwell, said the change of policy called into question the plan for a new campus in Swindon.
Gen. Eric K. Shinseki, the Army's chief of staff, who flew to Bosnia to attend the change of command, called the 49th's deployment "a tremendous step forward for the Army," which has long had internecine rivalries with the Guard.
The software worked, but achieving the subtle gradations, the change of hues, called steps, was like learning a new language, and the colors were from no palette the dyers had used before.
Really though, perhaps the biggest change to Call of Duty is happening away from multiplayer, and away from movement controls.
