Sentence examples for of callout from inspiring English sources

Jim Ryan, program director of WLTW, known as Lite FM, in New York, has not incorporated online testing into his station's program of callout and auditorium research, where listeners are paid to gather in a large room to listen to music and give their opinions.

Figure 7(b) shows populations plotted as a function of CALLOUT volume from 10 am to 11 am, i.e., a transposed, unlogged version of Figure 6(a).

Retrospective audit data on frequency of callout by speciality was collected over 4 month snapshot periods (April, May, June, and July) for the years 1999 2002 in order to analyse outreach physiotherapy impact on emergency physiotherapy callouts.

The number of callouts for boiler-related problems increased by 72 per cent from the first week of September to the first week of October, the AA reported this week.

Between Monday night and early yesterday, the AA received its highest number of callouts in 25 years as an estimated 2,000 motorists abandoned cars around Basingstoke.

Its volunteers have had 86 incidents so far this year, the same as last year,  but have been rushed off their feet with a spate of callouts in the past two weeks.

An RNLI spokesperson said crews had had an extremely busy weekend with a high number of callouts, and warned people to take care in and around water.

An eight-week trial period in other areas saw a 32 per cent reduction in violent crime and a 66 per cent drop in the number of callouts related to people being drunk and disorderly.

The emergency services dealt with hundreds of callouts for flooding issues, while wind gusts in excess of 60mph knocked out power supplies to 2,000 homes, thanks to fallen trees.

Although Oakwood's capacity of 1,605 inmates would help to explain a large number of callouts, it also had the second-highest ratio of callouts to prisoners.

The review noted little change in expenditure and personnel levels despite the decrease in the number of callouts.