Sentence examples for context of a phone from inspiring English sources
In the context of a phone conversation about modern England with a New York journalist, we both bemoaned the rise of bad reality TV shows and the obsession with wealth and celebrity that has gripped parts of our culture.
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.
While it could be a simple typo (1280×720 is occasionally referred to as WXGA, though not usually in the context of a phone), it could also be the work of a rookie forger mixing up their jargon.
"If you're a polling firm who always shows Rs ahead," as election forecaster Drew Linzer put it on Twitter in the context of automated phone polls, "an election where lots of Rs win doesn't validate your methods".
In that context, suddenly a phone doesn't seem so boring anymore.
In this study, we use a response surface model based on a conjoint analysis of service profiles in the context of mobile phone service to examine the dynamics of multi-channel service attributes and their influence on customers' intention to renew a service agreement.
Furthermore, the work suggested in [33] has employed a self organizing map (SOM) for demonstrating the significance of subscriber account visualization in the context of mobile phone fraud detection, while the illegitimate actions are finally identified by employing a threshold-based classification technique.
The sensitivity among prosecutors to the political context of the phone hacking was suggested by the emphasis that Ms. Levitt, outlining the criminal charges, gave to the case of Milly Dowler, a 13-year-old schoolgirl who disappeared in 2002 and was found murdered.
So most of the time, I appreciate the call (from the pharmacy)." Doctor H 4, FGD1 "(Calls) actually help clarify certain things … that may otherwise lead to some error, which is even more serious!" Pharmacist H17, FGD4 The content and context of the phone call affected the efficiency of the health service delivery and the consultation experience.
But he said the First Amendment was at its strongest in public speech, and "at its weakest, if at all," in the context of a letter or talking on the phone.
