Sentence examples for know the extension from inspiring English sources

So he called Foot Locker's corporate headquarters in Manhattan and encountered a truly egregious phone tree — the kind where you need to know the extension of the person you're trying to reach, or the name of an employee, or you're out of luck.

As we know, the extension of local periodic solutions for large time delay would appear when some conditions are satisfied.

This leads to the following epistemological difficulty: on the one hand, we need to know the extension of t in order to find out whether φ is true.

Eventually I could just fly through the intro section, the confident caller who knows the extension number they need.

Other suggestions of who they would call, that is the Major Incident Control Centre, would be on the presumption the doctor already knew the extension number and would not have to go through the switchboard: a switchboard that unknowingly to most would be shut down during a major incident, adding further uncertainty to the junior doctor.

For optimal planning of the endovascular procedure, we deem it necessary to know the thrombus extension as well as each individual patient's angioarchitecture from the aortic arch up to the distal branches of the large intracranial arteries.

For FL, it is essential to know the forest area extension, but also to have information on the spatial distribution of each forest type and the distribution of forest management practices and REDD+ activities that may affect carbon stock changes.

Alternatively, you can use the search bar at the top-left side of the screen if you know the name of the extension you're looking for.

Britain's police already have longer than most to assemble a case, and an impressive array of those who should know oppose the extension (see article).

Then, by the definitions of 'the number of Ps' and 'the number of Qs', we know that the extension of the concept equinumerous to P is identical with the extension of the concept equinumerous to Q.

Because I didn't know the public-relations officer's extension, I was put on hold and listened to a concert piano briefly; then a recording told me to leave a voice-mail message, which I did.