The best-delineated example of behavioral co-option in a phylogenetic context involves changes to the context of a vocalization called the skrraa call in bowerbirds, small passerines related to catbirds, distributed across New Guinea and Australia.
See, e.g., Joan MacLeod Heminway, Materiality Guidance in the Context of Insider Trading: A Call for Action, 52 AM.
The idea behind the Sidecar app, which is available on Tuesday for Android and iPhone, is that there is demand among users to share pictures, video and location data, all during the context of a phone call.
It's fluid and is creating new dynamics as the interactions are analyzed and presented in the context of a sales call.
In this study, we rely on four factor theory and IDT because they best fit the interpersonal context of a 911 call.
Telephone triage protocols were not designed for quality assessment of triage and were meant to be used by trained and experienced medical personnel (usually nurses) in the context of a live call.
This was emphasised in the context of an approach called constraint-induced aphasia therapy (Pulvermüller et al., 2001).
I think we're discussing how tangled long-term relationships can get, in the context of a new song of hers called "The Bad In Each Other".
They also report in Ethology that the females react differently based on the context of a male's call: For example, they tended to ignore long calls that the males emitted following a disturbance, such as a tree falling, but those with infants -like the one here—moved away from "spontaneous" long calls, whinfants -like may emitheonettract mating females.
All performance measurements are taken in the context of a real-time "call forwarding" service translated from a corresponding VoIP SIP-based implementation.
