Sentence examples for generated call from inspiring English sources

One might appeal to a methodological principle by which particular rules can be generated; call this the method approach.

Consider, for example, two tools that, on a genome of length G, within a certain size range---for example, deletions of size 20 50 bp---have generated call sets of size K1 and K2, respectively.

But the Brexit crisis has already generated calls for the fixed term to be junked.

Almost three years have passed since the Election Day debacle in Florida that generated calls for a comprehensive nationwide modernization in voting equipment.

A void in leadership combined with an unknown, deadly disease identified within an already stigmatized group actually generated calls for more panic.

By John Cassidy October 7, 2009 As expected, last week's poor job report has generated calls for another stimulus package, with Paul Krugman and congressional Democrats in swing districts arguing that the existing measure is inadequate.

As expected, last week's poor job report has generated calls for another stimulus package, with Paul Krugman and congressional Democrats in swing districts arguing that the existing measure is inadequate.

Backpedaling awkwardly when the measures generated calls to boycott their states, both governors sent legislators back to the drawing board to make clear that the laws do not sanction sexual orientation discrimination.

An online tool customized for promoter motif discovery in plants has been generated called Promzea.

The arrival of a large "mother" vessel may generate calls by up to 10 "feeder" vessels.

In giving local businesses the chance to generate calls from customers looking for their services, Mr. Barach said, "The market we're looking to is substantially larger than just targeting a click".