Sentence examples for desirable calling from inspiring English sources
Connecticut's largest phone company plans to raise rates for what it calls its least desirable calling plan, a spokeswoman for the company, Southern New England Telecommunications, said yesterday.
On the one hand, a data set as complete as possible is desirable, calling for attribute levels to be in a realistic range.
Many designers have tried to make it sound more desirable by calling it the 'luxe sack', but it's still a shapeless dress.
Teachers are unlikely to start sending students home with smudged or error-filled worksheets, but there is another kind of desirable difficulty — called interleaving — that can readily be applied to homework.
It means that in contrast to many other spectrum sensing algorithms, Dice approximately possesses a desirable feature called constant false alarm rate i. e., its test statistic is independent of system parameters like the receiver noise power.
A further reduction in number of pregnancies in phase I/II vaccine studies would be desirable and calls for an integrated approach to pregnancy prevention including strategies to identify and address factors that inhibit ideal use.
The method of recording the FECG from the mother's body, without direct contact with the fetus (which is highly desirable) is called noninvasive method.
Despite these desirable properties, applications calling for liquid metal often use toxic mercury because gallium forms a thin oxide layer on its surface.
In general, Bjork has found, speed bumps in learning are good — desirable difficulties, she calls them.
Finally it opts for both and, collars turned up, we walk out towards a row of flats which you might be tempted to call desirable.
British intelligence has been contacted by Tatiana Romanova (Daniela Bianchi), a young Soviet cipher clerk with access to a highly desirable decoding machine called the Lektor.
