Lowe's workers can, for example, summon an OSHbot over to help them answer vexing questions — for instance, identifying an obscure piece of hardware — or simply use it as an amped-up computer terminal.
For example, a summons for disorderly conduct would not preclude a candidate from being accepted into the force, but repeated convictions for an offense that demonstrated "disrespect for the law" could result in disqualification.
For example, the summons by the disciplinary committee that year indeed carried a high price, but afterward, even expulsion, which also happened to me, was no longer a big deal.
G.C.O.C.S., the Global Conference on Oceans, Climate and Security, for example, will summon oceanographers to Boston next spring.
Some Republican leaders of the House and Senate, for example, were summoned only this morning to the White House for a 10 a.m. briefing by Vice President Dick Cheney, forcing them to abruptly cancel a long-planned Capitol Hill news conference that was to mark the one-year anniversary of Mr. Bush's tax cuts.
Google Now and Siri each excel at different tasks; while Google's assistant can, for example, be summoned without ever touching the device it runs on, Siri requires less time to make a restaurant reservation.
For example, all Summon materia must be maxed out before you will obtain a Master Summon materia.
On Tuesday, for example, Mr. Morsi summoned back into session the democratically elected Parliament that the generals had dissolved after a hurried court ruling.
On the night of the confrontation between Maine and Manuel, for example, Rodriguez was summoned to pitch the ninth inning even though the Mets had a 10-6 leandand it was a nonsave situation.
In aperture- or shutter-priority mode, for example, you can summon side-by-side sample photos to the big two-inch screen, which show the photographic results of the settings you're about tochoose.
