In an early encouraging sign, a follow-up study of female Savannah sparrows' mating behavior — reciprocal calls, flirtatious wing flicks, annoyed attacks — showed that the male birds may be successfully wooing their belles with their modified tunes.
"These are mighty men!" Soon enough a reciprocal calling card is delivered to the offensive linemen's enclave, where Ryan can also inform Nick Mangold, the Jets' All-Pro center: "I hate wine.
If I go once or twice a year I am well-received (usually) but I remain solitary – different from the "city loneliness" where one usually finds a few others within reach who are ready for reciprocal calls… Only in Burma would I ever feel really at home.
Each ego-subject's social network was identified based on the caller IDs that were associated with the ego-subject through reciprocal calls.
However, who initiates the call might be important in other contexts than the passing of information, depending on the aim of the research, and Kovanen et al. have showed that reciprocal calls are often strongly imbalanced [17].
The viability of reciprocal insurance calls into question whether entities are necessary, as so many corporate lawyers and others assume.
Its reciprocal is called mean absorption length.
Its reciprocal is called scattering mean free path.
By the reciprocal somatic calls, we predicted 8661 of translocation breakends, 329 of inversions, 320 of tandem duplications, and 4715 of long InDels (Table 3).
However, among just the regions that are associated with genes, it is actually state 2 that is more likely to have homologs in D. melanogaster (based on fuzzy reciprocal BLAST calls downloaded from FlyBase under the "Genomes FTP" section; Odds ratio = 3.60, Fisher's Exact Test P-value = 0.0176).
Reciprocation has also been called reciprocal altruism or reciprocity.
