The original concept of DigitalGenius helped bring automated customer service to coffee shops and other small businesses providing answers by phone to simple questions about location, hours, menu and so forth.
Some also suggested that having someone they could contact by phone to ask questions related to their recovery/response to treatment would provide reassurance.
Interviewers met with study researchers at a central location at the end of each study day to review all surveys for completion, and they maintained contact via mobile phone to answer questions and monitor progress.
A television viewer phoned Augusta National to question the legality of Woods's subsequent drop, and Woods, who was not asked to explain his actions before he signed his scorecard, unwittingly implicated himself in a postround interview.
PENSACOLA, Fla .— Senators John McCain and Hillary Rodham Clinton released dueling advertisements Wednesday that highlighted how the housing crisis has come to dominate the presidential race, with Mrs. Clinton using a version of her red-phone commercial to question Mr. McCain's ability to handle the souring economy.
This can be anything from answering a text to answering the phone to answering a question you ask him in person.
I love it!" He picked up the phone to ask more questions about his afternoon schedule.
Examples of student cheating range from copying another's homework, plagiarizing a take-home final exam or using a cell phone to photograph exam questions.
All were subsequently re-contacted by phone to answer any questions, and offered an initial assessment.
Of 30,514 participants in the 2005 Health Barometer survey, 26,672 were contacted by landline phone to answer all questions of the Health Barometer, and 3,842 persons, without a landline phone, were contacted by their mobile phone to answer questions related only to tobacco, alcohol and illegal drug use because by the year 2000, more people had only a mobile phone.
