Sentence examples for energetically calling from inspiring English sources

Mr. Thune, 41, was nearby at the door energetically calling out greetings to passers-by.

According to the FDRlibrary.com website, FDR "campaigned energetically calling for government intervention in the economy to provide relief, recovery, and reform.

But I also hope they will energetically call out nonsense like this non-rule when they see it.

By Alexander Nazaryan May 10 , 2013Henry Miller was one of those rare writers who actively and energetically hated New York, calling it late in life "that old shithole, New York, where I was born".

Henry Miller was one of those rare writers who actively and energetically hated New York, calling it late in life "that old shithole, New York, where I was born".

By The New Yorker May 11 , 2013"Henry Miller was one of those rare writers who actively and energetically hated New York, calling it late in life 'that old shithole, New York, where I was born.' " From "Henry Miller, Brooklyn Hater," by Alexander Nazaryan.

When I drove through the coastal New Jersey town, in early May, the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy… Henry Miller was one of those rare writers who actively and energetically hated New York, calling it late in life "that old shithole, New York,… On August 6, 2010, a computer scientist named Vinay Deolalikar published a paper with a name as concise as it was audacious: "P ≠ NP".

Natural selection can also influence signal traits if calls attract predators or parasitoids, or if calling is energetically costly.

Because calls can be the primary mechanism of mate choice by female frogs and calling is energetically expensive [19], male frogs may devote so much time and energy to calling during the reproductive season that other behaviors, including defensive behaviors, are possibly reduced or abandoned.

Since calling is energetically very costly [ 14], males will not be able to maintain high rates of calling, or be present in the chorus on many nights, conditions that are necessary to attract females.

Male anurans are especially interesting subjects to study how energy is partitioned for reproduction, because calling is energetically very expensive [ 14] and acoustic energy can easily be partitioned between call duration, calling rate, call amplitude, number of hours calling within a night, number of nights calling within a breeding season, and the number of breeding seasons in attendance.