Sentence examples for course of a call from inspiring English sources
As a mobile instrument proceeds from one cell to another during the course of a call, a central controller automatically reroutes the call from the old cell to the new cell without a noticeable interruption in the signal reception.
By Maxwell McKnight and John McCarten The New Yorker, October 15 , 1960P. 37 In the course of a call at one of the Iron Curtain missions to the United Nations, for the purpose of installing a teleprinter that would connect the delegation with its headquarters overseas, the installation man began tentatively sending out the usual test messages.
In a second study, focusing on 1085 participants who were suicidal, Gould et al 5 found that levels of intent to die over the course of a call decreased and that there were continuing falls in hopelessness and psychological pain over the continuing weeks.
For example, the course (direction) of a call might read "North 20 degrees 20 minutes and 20 seconds West" abbreviated "N 20 20'20" W". An arc does not swing more than 90 degrees in any direction.
A powerful recreational narcotic can now travel halfway across the country in the course of a phone call.
Of course, the four traits it measures are utterly arbitrary, based on what my friend and I came up with over the course of a phone call.
Talking to the press on the way to the summit, May said that the tariffs were unjustified and she had said so in the course of a phone call on Monday.
Now, the only treatment that can cure vivax malaria hiding parasites and all is a 14-day course of a drug called primaquine, which was developed in the 1940s.
Of course, a call can have far more than three legs.
Of course such a "call and response" relationship was only ever an imperial ideal: colonial populations, and ambitious (or culturally acute) researchers and practitioners in both locations, resisted their roles.
"You don't want people thinking bad things about your son," explains one mother over the course of a tearful phone call.
