Sentence examples for settings call from inspiring English sources
The phone app will receive new features including reminders, do not disturb settings, call screening and more.
In order to reduce VSNs' power consumption and obtain a more balanced energy consumption among VSN nodes, we use a branch and bound optimization techniques on a finite set of encoder configuration settings called configuration IDs (CIDs) and a fairness-based scheme.
In early editions of the setting, The Realms shared a unified cosmology with various other campaign settings called the Great Wheel.
There was a parameter in the computer settings called "scraggle".
Some settings called to mind Renaissance pieces, others were more closely tied to Walker's 19th-century sources, and some seemed to allude to Philip Glass's early vocal works.
As a representative example, we choose a natural extension of the omnipresent LDA model to multilingual settings called bilingual LDA (BiLDA).
We first propose a mathematical adaptation of the initial SCVX framework to cope with large-scale settings, called LS-SCVX, while preserving the SCVX convergence property [11] intact.
Method: We evaluated children's ability to recognize the "double nature" of the products (Aim 1) and compared the manipulation-play approach (in particular mouthing activity) into two different settings called food products containing inedibles (FPCIs) session and Simple toys session (Aim 2).
Furthermore, a Cochrane review [ 21] that highlights ineffective negotiations about roles in hospital settings calls for researchers to identify effective models of care which may ameliorate such communication breakdowns.
The theory-driven shift from teaching as the primary condition for learning to learning as something that results from being placed in practice settings calls for new instruments to measure educational quality.
The frequently negative views of nurses and midwives towards provision of safe-abortion services in Ghana – and in other similar settings – calls into question the assumption of some authors (e.g., [ 39, 40]) that allowing mid-level providers to offer abortion services would expand access.
