Sentence examples for polling them from inspiring English sources

"Smart" controllers can respond dynamically to nodes that suddenly become very busy by polling them more often for transmissions.

It is uncertain how he will do this – through the party conference this autumn, by polling them on each issue or simply asking them to send in ideas.

Since 2006, when Gallup started polling them on the subject, the proportion of Indians who say they are satisfied with their government's efforts to preserve the environment has dropped from 53% to 45%.

"We have a really active community already, and we are polling them to find out what features they most want to see," says Delay. "We've got people suggesting crazy stuff like all-female prisons, guard dogs that can be distracted by bacon, all kinds of stuff.

The coalition head grants a contention free channel to individual cognitive radios by polling them (using their identity numbers) for transmitting their local decisions.

Elected officials can also use Grasshopr to build authentic, sustainable connections with their constituents, inviting them to a town hall meeting, or polling them on current issues.

Then Groh admitted he was just kidding, he had not really polled them.

It is said that if you were to poll them all, the pronunciation would remain the same.

"In the three Labour seats, the SNP are further ahead than when I polled them earlier in the year," he wrote.

I polled them with an admittedly leading question: "Robert Rubin, the former US treasury secretary, said recently that climate change is 'an existential threat' to our species.

These people exist in great numbers south of the border, too, alas, but nobody would think to poll them about how Gary Bettman should respond to the death of Derek Boogaard.