Sentence examples for mutual call from inspiring English sources

The result is shown in Figure 5. Figure 5 Mutual call volume vs. independent call volume of ten communes in Abidjan.

Between the southern and northern communes as well as within the northern communes, we can see a clear scaling relation, i.e. their mutual call volume scales as a function of their individual call volume.

This is also seen in the Affymetrix samples where 22 different samples run at least twice have an average pairwise concordance of 99.5% and average mutual call rate of 92.6%.

In the Illumina samples, we have seven samples run at least twice (including the 3 reference samples) with all pairs of replicates showing an average concordance of 99.6% and average pairwise mutual call rate (genotype called in both samples) of 95.4% (Table 2).

Liz Jarvis, London Oddly, I had some savings in a mutual called Northern Rock some years ago ("Don't let the Rock roll away again," On Reflection,31 Oct).

In contrast, there are much more mutual calls made within southern communes compared to their independent call volume.

The mutual calls between the south and the north as well as between the north and itself increase as the number of their individual call volume increase.

Communication (mutual calls or texts) or collocation (i.e., spending time together, whether in a class or in a club or just casual meet-ups) would transition in a later time period to a contact appearing as significant enough to be nominated in the survey.

King continued his Mutual call-in show for years, even as he began appearing on television in the mid-1980s.

In a report highly critical of what it called top clubs' "financial dependency of wealthy rentier owners," the all-party parliamentary group for mutuals called for the football authorities to promote supporter ownership "as a strategy for building trust and confidence for the long term".

And the template for sharing services exists, he said, because a mutual aid call goes out for each fire call.