calls

• The starlings, rooks, and jackdaws did not sing, and their calls were attractive merely as the calls of our grackles are attractive; and the other birds that we heard sing, though they played their part in the general chorus, were performers of no especial note, like our tree- creepers, pine warblers, and chipping sparrows. —  Theodore Roosevelt, An Autobiography
• Among the calls was a four-way conference with the principals of the international Quartet on the Middle East. —  GlobalSecurity.org
• The stock QuickTime Player application doesn't offer exporting without the "Pro" license, but all the calls are there for any other app to do the same. —  Second Life Insider
• ComputerScope editor Paul Hearns has his eye on business IT departments and the vendors looking for their business Green debates Google boils over search power claims The old ways Making the calls is the way to go when times are tough Harking back to the classics Some tried and trusted techniques mixed with new capabilities could lead to some tough lessons Can you ever go green too early? —  TechCentral.ie - Answers + Analysis + Advice
• GSM data calls are also a more cost-effective mechanism for telemetry as compared to radio signals or VSAT connectivity.

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