Sentence examples for infrequent calls from inspiring English sources

Cell networks were intended for short and infrequent calls.

Thus there is a large number of nodes that make only infrequent calls, and a large number of links that carry only a few calls.

It is also something of an anomaly: while other states have similar programs, most do not limit the enrollment period to brief and infrequent call-ins.

is a not infrequent cry along the Rialto.

Patients were then divided into two groups, based on the number of exacerbations in the 12 months preceding the start of the study, those with 2 or more exacerbations per year were called frequent exacerbators and those with 0 or 1 exacerbation per year called infrequent exacerbators [ 25].

This assumption is called infrequent regridding.

Finally, 73 ravens (55% of the total number of marked birds) were present on fewer than one-third of the days sampled and are called infrequent visitors hereafter.

Tropical cyclones are defining of forest community structure in many geographic regions., These large-scale infrequent disturbances are called typhoons in the Western Pacific, hurricanes in the Atlantic and Eastern Pacific and cyclones in the south Pacific regions.

Communication between adolescents and physicians about these sexual topics is infrequent and coincides with calls for improvement in clinical sex communication.

He made infrequent, increasingly erratic, phone calls to the family, they said, the last one coming in the summer when he said that he was in trouble and wanted to return home.

Relatives told the BBC that Dhuhulow made "infrequent, increasingly erratic phone calls to the family... the last one coming in the summer, when he said that he was in trouble and wanted to return home".