Sentence examples for originating a call from inspiring English sources

It was assumed that each UE originating a call supports maximum four service types at the same time [22, 23].

Thus, any room can originate a call to any other room, or to all rooms at once.

When a multimode MT generates or originates a new call in an IHWN, it can select connections among different types of the IHWN based on network selection strategies.

Combining his visual art and athletic ability, he originated a unique art form called Light Dance.

They reunited on the small screen for Sykes (1972 79), where Sykes originated a slapstick comedy bit called "The Plank," which he later expanded into a 1979 short film of the same title.

The service provider originating the call would add a cryptographic signature to indicate that the caller is legitimately using the number.

"It's easy to encrypt a VoIP signal," said Gartner analyst Jay Pultz, "but it's very difficult to hide where something originated and where a call terminated, particularly if they have the cooperation of carriers".

"It's easy to encrypt a VoIP signal," said Gartner analyst Jay Pultz, "but it's very difficult to hide where something originated and where a call terminated, particularly if they have the cooperation of carriers". That cooperation is where many companies differentiated themselves Thursday from the three telcos that reportedly agreed to hand over records to the NSA.

(33) End-users should be able to call and access the emergency services provided using any telephone service capable of originating voice calls through a number or numbers in the national or international telephone numbering plans.

Those charges accrue when one telephone company originates or terminates a call over the network of another company.

That way it would be impossible for anyone who subpoenaed phone records to know precisely from which extension a call originated.