Sentence examples for more complex calls from inspiring English sources

"The main reason is to save us money," $12 million over the next two years, said Catherine Stengel, a spokeswoman for the airline, although she added that allowing Indians to handle simpler reservations would also free American agents for more complex calls.

Male cockatiels can make more sounds than females, since they use more complex calls to attract mates.

The incorporation of smaller cells within larger ones resulted in the development of yet more complex cells called eukaryotes.

More research is needed to answer the question whether nurses take on more complex cases during nightly calls and to study to what extent this affects the quality and safety of care [ 23].

Your hailing call should be loud and not too complicated, though live ducks often have more complex hailing calls.

This has been made more complex by calls for Manifesta to be cancelled in the light of both the situation in Crimea and new laws constraining LGBT rights in Russia.

In terms of structure, songs are typically more complex than calls, with several notable exceptions.

This evolution towards more complex devices calls for fast and cost-effective in vitro testing methods that provide information on the interaction of shunt and the patient's CSF system.

To counteract both the shrinkage and the bowing (especially the latter), restorers in the past placed wooden strips called battens, or more complex structures called cradles, across the back of the panel as constraints.

Elements can combine with one another to form a wide variety of more complex substances called compounds.

Dr. Petkovic is now applying the principles he learned in QBIC to a more complex project called CueVideo that combines image searching with speech- and voice-recognition software.