Sentence examples for high-priority call from inspiring English sources

"Generally, anybody who is awake and breathing will respond" to a nonfatal shooting, a high-priority call, Lieutenant Cilento said.

However, first responders will be provided with a priority access code enabling them to push their high-priority calls through.

In our study, the number of reserved channels for high-priority calls, i.e., T, is assumed to be fixed.

We propose a channel borrowing approach in which new best effort (BE) calls can borrow the reserved bandwidth for high-priority calls.

Reservation-based CAC schemes have been previously proposed for cellular networks where a certain amount of system bandwidth is reserved for high-priority calls, e.g., hand-off calls and real-time new calls.

Optimization of T with respect to the number of users in the cell and the arrival rate of high-priority calls can be consider as a future work in this area of research.

Response times to high-priority calls this June averaged 3 minutes, 41 seconds — down from 4 minutes, 13 seconds the month before.

"We can normally get a responder to someone within 10-15 minutes, and if it's a higher-priority call we get there a lot quicker," he says.

This is against the well known traffic engineering, which is solely concentrated on the resource guarantee characteristic of the preemptive priority that always improves the higher priority call performance by lowering its blocking probability.

The radio cackles and another code four comes in, the highest priority call.

The 10 NHS regional ambulance services also missed their targets for responding to both the highest priority calls, so-called Red 1, and less urgent but still life-threatening cases, Red 2 calls, within the required eight minutes.