Sentence examples for on call production from inspiring English sources

Adult male audience size had no effect on call production by the copulating female (Wilcoxon Exact test Z = −1.10, Nfemales = 7, p = 0.328; fig 3), despite the fact that there were consistently more high-ranking males present when a female copulated with a high-ranked male (Paired T test; t = −4.916, Nfemales = 7, p <0.001).

In contrast, the number of adult females in the party had a significant effect on call production (Mann Whitney U test: U = 536, Nsilent = 62, Nvocal = 28. Nfemales = 5, p = 0.04, fig 3); females called less the more adult females were in the party.

Wild chimpanzees adjust call production depending on who is likely to listen to their calls [49].

One is based on extracting features from the spectrograms, being agnostic about the call production mechanisms.

The tax break that Iberdrola and other wind companies rely on, called the production tax credit, has been in place since 1992 but after repeated extensions is now scheduled to expire at the end of 2012.

The computer maker unveiled a new, lower-cost version of its Final Cut Pro video editing software called Production Suite on Aug. 10.

Line workers are called "production associates".

Konietzko required all the album's contributors to be on call thirteen hours a day during production, saying "I don't care what they do on their own time, but when they do KMFDM, if they don't comply with the schedule, they're out".

Previous studies demonstrating the influence of social context on calling probability indicate vocal production in animals may not be totally hardwired and inflexible [ 1].

It's not just films, you're always talking about it [Lennon's murder]." Sean Lennon, Lennon's son, has gone on record calling the production and making of the film, including Lindsay Lohan's involvement with it, "tacky".

They take 24 hours to be "born" –as the company insists on calling it – and come off the production line at a rate of one every 68 seconds.