Sentence examples for volume of telephone from inspiring English sources

This is the process one uses to determine how many channels or trunks will be needed to support a certain volume of telephone traffic.

The move makes some technical sense, presuming that the mechanisms in place to accept, store, and handle a huge volume of telephone metadata are likely slightly more complicated than a single piece of software that can be quickly shuttered.

However, the high volume of telephone use following the shock overloaded provider capacity and disrupted service into the afternoon.

We describe the nature and volume of telephone calls received by the EOC, as well as those referred specifically to the SLT for more detailed tracking and follow-up.

Using a large volume of telephone consultations over a one year period in the out-of-hours setting in primary care we were able to estimate that the mean call length was 7.78 minutes (SD 4.77).

The newspaper reported that the N.S.A. had combed large volumes of telephone and Internet traffic in search of patterns that might point to terrorism suspects.

The eavesdropping effort, in which large volumes of telephone and Internet communications were monitored without court warrants, was reported in December by The New York Times.

The Garland World Music Encyclopedia, a projected 10-volume series of telephone-book-size reference works from Routledge that started appearing in 1998, brings together this confluence of research.

The department said that it was necessary for the N.S.A. to collect such large volumes of domestic telephone data to perform the analysis necessary to identify suspected terrorist activity.

The volume of the diverted telephone traffic is not known, the executive said, but AT&T also has evidence it will present to the bankruptcy court on Monday that a major customer it lost to MCI had had its domestic telephone traffic diverted through Canada and then onto an AT&T line so that AT&T had to pay the access charges.

(In this context even a volume of speech over telephone might be considered a derivative of the intention to be heard by the listener).