The driver can dial telephone numbers directly by voice input or using controls on the steering wheel. |
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To ring Italy from the UK, dial 00 39 followed by the area code with the zero. |
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With no additional equipment, users just dial 13636 followed by the area code and the telephone number they want. |
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There were mechanical, rotary dial types and these were pretty good as you could set almost any time very quickly. |
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If it had a USB port, there would be a lot of money to be made by selling a plug-in rotary dial unit to operate the thing properly. |
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A rotary dial switch instead of the momentary-contact one used would be a cheap way for it to remember the setting you preferred. |
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When I dial with Minicom, it appears that I connect, but then it asks for a login and password. |
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The large middle dial combines a conventional tacho with a digital speedo enclosed. |
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Then we went to the machine shop and mounted the spindle in the lathe, and with the dial indicator checked the spindle for straightness. |
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Turn on the radio and without turning the dial you find one-hit wonders, wanna-be gangsters, lying fools, and most importantly autotune. |
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Each room has a modem point, direct dial telephone with voicemail, satellite television, air conditioning, and mini-bar. |
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Rooms have a full bathroom, air conditioning, satellite television, direct dial phone, radio, hairdryer, fridge, minibar and balcony or terrace. |
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A manual dial allows the sawyer to accurately choose the size of the lumber being targeted. |
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German officers were forced to dial private suburban addresses from the Berlin telephone directory. |
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I hated it every time it came on the radio, though tellingly, I don't ever remember myself reaching for the dial to switch it off. |
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By-wire systems will also allow engineers much greater freedom to quickly dial in desired road manners. |
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I then dial in the cable tension so it lets the chain drop easily to the inner ring and not rub on the cage when on the largest cog. |
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You'd dial the number, then keep the line open while you encouraged the whole of the web to blitz it, thus scooping all of your rivals. |
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She hung up while Eden still held on, listening to the melancholy sound of the dial tone. |
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If you can use tone dialling, the amount of time it takes to dial can be changed using the S11 register. |
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It is possible to include both pulse and tone dialling within the same dial string. |
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Before attempting to dial check if the phone system uses pulse dialling or tone dialling. |
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She heard an angry voice swear outside the dumpster, then she heard a click and something that sounded unmistakably like dial tones on a phone. |
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He can shave, drive, brush his teeth, write, dial a telephone, hold his children's hands, and feel sensations like pain and temperatures. |
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During repetitive playback, turning the dial on the pitch shifter produced unexpected melodies that drew me into a mild rapture. |
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If something occurs that they don't like, they're apt to dial the university president directly. |
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We had trouble getting dial tones on the land lines, everyone's line was busy. |
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The radio was already tuned to WABC, the dial set there on my ride home from work where Sean Hannity usually keeps me entertained. |
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He listened and heard the familiar and comforting monotone sound of the dial tone. |
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Michael reared back and struck the radio dial with an anguished roar, bloodying his knuckles with the punch. |
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The old scale was analog, with a dial and a pointer that waggled a bit unless you stood perfectly still. |
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You can conveniently control the cursor with a separate navigator control pad, scroll dial on the side or the stylus. |
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These changes in the mind influence the tiny flow of electrical energy generated by the E-Meter, causing the needle on its dial to move. |
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The major benefit of broadband service over dial up service is the website uploading speed. |
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When you picked up the phone in some of the command units you didn't get a dial tone but a male voice speaking in broken Arabic. |
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He pushed one on the speed dial and put it to his ear, looking at her cautiously. |
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I pulled out my cell phone, punched 1, the speed-dial for my friend, and pressed the dial button. |
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And through short-cuts you can speed-dial or dial names in your address book. |
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With a strangled yell of frustration Sam attempted to dial Alice's number, but received a busy signal. |
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Set the camera's shutter-speed dial to the B position and lock the shutter open using your cable release. |
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There are instruments available, mostly modified dial calipers, that make measuring the groups easy. |
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The member of the family who has accompanied her is shown how to use the dial phone to call us. |
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Even non-working phones can be converted to provide a one-touch dial service to 999 and to receive incoming calls for extra reassurance. |
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When you need that Mike Pinder string sound for your Moody Blues sound-alike or that Kraftwerk human choir thing, dial up the M-Tron! |
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If not, set its exposure compensation dial to overexpose the picture by about 1 or 1.5 stops. |
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Even if the user has a slow dial up connection to the internet, F2f technology offers hi-res, no-lag audio and visual communication. |
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The online play supports both dial up and broadband, with broadband users having the option of using a USB headset for chat. |
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Staff are able to hot desk with an IP phone making them always available on a direct dial number. |
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The inner dial is constructed of pavers that have been tumbled to give them an ancient look. |
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As she walked out to the car parking lot and picked up the payphone to dial her father, she knew she was in for a ride. |
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I should be having my own fun and excitement, off my dial on a cocktail of medically-sanctioned drugs. |
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Sophisticated computers at MKD's cold-call centres can dial hundreds of numbers at the same time. |
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They were fitted with a dial gauge, a vent port in the form of a petcock or counterweight, and a safety fuse. |
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Turning the dial and entering the correct combination, he pulled open the metal safe door and peered inside at the Manila folders it contained. |
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Finding just the right combination was a process akin to spinning the dial on a lock, praying each time to hit the right series. |
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Pier head deflections were measured using digital dial indicators attached to a reference beam and connected to the data acquisition system. |
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It shouldn't be news at all that plenty of people don't pay attention to the conference at hand when they dial in to a conference call. |
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Also, when I dial 999 I am connected to Wakefield whose staff haven't a clue where I am or what I am talking about. |
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Based around the 99 Pro Lever the internals no longer have the dial to adjust the pad spacing either side of the disc. |
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The ring also allows users to accept or reject incoming calls, speed dial numbers and notify if you've pocket-dialled someone. |
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Hundreds of people accidentally pocket dial for emergency help every year in B.C.'s Lower Mainland and Sea to Sky regions. |
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There is no way for dispatchers to recognize a pocket dial without further investigation. |
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He was arrested in March after what police described as a pocket dial to 911 dispatchers. |
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It has an iridescent shiny ice pink dial with pink patent leather strap and a changeable sporty gel strap. |
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She must dial a long distance number, which can cost great sums of money for extended Internet use. |
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Channels were changed by turning a dial with all the care of a master cracksman opening the safe of the Bank of England. |
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If you dial a call on your cell phone, the earpiece cuts in on the call automatically. |
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Finally she managed to explain that whoever had preheated the oven had only set the temperature, and hadn't turned the other dial to on. |
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Bigger dials may be in fashion, but a regular watch with a small dial is the choice of most people. |
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Oh, yeah, it has to be an old-fashioned analog watch, with a dial and hands and all those wheels and moving parts inside. |
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The dial on your dive watch would send a Geiger counter into cardiac arrest. |
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The lighted dial on his watch showed one-thirty a.m. as they exited the cab back at their apartment building. |
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But he could not ignore the air pressure dial as it inched closer to the red. |
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The sound annoyed Zack at the time, so he turned the volume dial on the side of it all the way down. |
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I flashed a big smile then grabbed the volume dial and turned it up until it wouldn't go anymore. |
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Put on some headphones and twist the volume dial until it distorts beyond recognition. |
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The 575M also has a sensor that enables the driver to check tyre pressures in normal day-to-day driving, courtesy of a dial on the console. |
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In Parts Conversation, several old-fashioned dial telephones are subjected to increasingly severe mutilations. |
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A web browser that uses a rotary phone dial as a custom physical interface. |
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One shop had a telephone with a dial just like the one I remember us having when I was a kid. |
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You adjust the dial to a more comfortable setting and go back to your reading. |
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Next Maddy crossed the room to the light switch and used the dial to dim the lights. |
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Nadezhda knelt to adjust the tuning dial again, but lost the transmission completely. |
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Turn the film speed dial from the ASA of the film you are using to the next highest film speed. |
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Just like on an old-fashioned phone, you pickup your telephone and dial the number of the person you wish to contact. |
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Emily began poking at the buttons on the keypad, pretending to dial her friend Janey. |
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Just stop at any public telephone booth and dial to hear messages from near and far. |
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I heard myself shouting a few times and had to forcibly dial down the volume. |
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These babies pair with any Bluetooth-enabled stereo device to let you skip, play, pause, crank up, or dial down your music. |
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Firefighters and other city workers went door to door, asking building managers to dial down the power. |
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There isn't going to be a compromise until folks start trying to engage with each other and dial down some of the rhetoric. |
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There may be room to dial down the risk in your total portfolio through both long-term and dynamic asset allocation decisions. |
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We don't all have to start quoting scripture, we just have to dial down the mockery a notch. |
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The company blamed heavier than anticipated usage of the service for the temporary suspension, after existing customers were unable to dial in. |
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Once you dial in to your ISP, all you have to do is load whatever browser you want to use. |
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The overwhelming majority of the pay-as-you-go customers dial in less than once a month and generate little if any revenue. |
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The new generation of wireless devices means it is now possible to remain constantly connected to the office, without the need to dial in. |
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This address will normally change each time you dial in, which makes it hard for a hacker to identify your individual machine. |
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I can now dial in the speed I require, anywhere from 25 to 60 mph, and relax. |
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We also really liked being able to dial in different effects from the NSP engine depending on the type of audio material we were listening to. |
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You can dial in contrast, brightness, and individual RGB levels for the incoming signal from a PC's graphics card. |
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Then try out our methodology to dial in the just-right combination of image quality and frame rate. |
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This allows you to dial in reasonable settings in front of clients before switching in the processing. |
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Essentially, this is a glass-based system that allows the driver to dial in the amount of diffusion that he or she is comfortable with. |
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It has an infinitely adjustable two-bolt head so you can dial in your saddle tilt. |
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In general, digital tuners seem to work better, and are certainly easier to setup, since you can dial in the exact desired frequency. |
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There's nothing basic or unrefined about the little hatchback, but the engineers have managed to dial in great dollops of fun. |
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It is always-on and connected, eliminating the need to dial up for access, and connect and disconnect from the internet. |
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Because the personal computer at home is permanently connected, there is no need to dial up for access. |
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The company's traffic comes largely from its 22.2 million subs, who see the portal whenever they dial up. |
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We pick up the receiver and instead of a dial tone, hear nothing but a strange sort of silence laced with static. |
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Once the phone has connected and is on, you can pick up the receiver and hear a dial tone, just like a standard model. |
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The telephone emitted a dial tone when he picked it up, but that still left the matter of which number to try. |
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I also can't get my head around the idea of actually having to wait for a dial tone and a load of beeping before I can check my mails. |
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You plug one or more phones into the converter box, and when you pick up the handset, you hear a dial tone and make a call. |
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Some carriers even provide a dial tone to make you feel like you're using an analog system. |
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These are no dial tone, noise on the line, and a dial tone that continues when a number is dialed. |
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I reached for the telephone, fully expecting to find it dead but I was amazed to find a dial tone. |
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I can't get a dial tone, and I suspect that is related to last week's electrical storm damage. |
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They know their customers depend on them to pick up a phone whether it's in a hurricane or a disaster, and there will always be a dial tone. |
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Luckily, you can use the device's stylus to dial phone numbers on the screen and to tap out messages on a displayed keyboard. |
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All rooms are fully equipped with en-suite facilities, including TV, direct dial telephone and coffee machines. |
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The girl held a small, black cell phone to her ear and listened to a dial tone, drumming her fingers impatiently. |
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A cheap, luminous dial or illuminated watch with large numbers is quite handy. |
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You can also have a choice of dial color, not to mention different metals such as stainless steel, yellow gold or rose gold for your watch case. |
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I have found that even small text is readable without having to put your dial right up to the screen. |
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There was the number of somebody in my office, Austin S. Don't dial the number, kids. |
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Speed dial is required to minimize the time a subscriber has to spend dialing or redialing. |
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It's got a sun dial design on the front and this cross with a loop on the back. |
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Much worse, I found that whenever I tried to dial a phone number the device reset itself. |
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The needle of the dial had shot up to fifty-five. The sweat had sprung out all over Winston's body. |
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To make a call through a speed dial button, a user can simply left click the speed dial button. |
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He clicked a dial on the dashboard and the clear, low voice of a radio announcer filled the car. |
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He could dial in from any telephone and send a code signal to prompt the answering machine to replay its messages. |
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I dial your number into the cordless telephone, 3 rings later someone picks up the phone. |
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Julia picks up the phone and prepares to dial but she hears two male voices and it hits her that she is listening in to a private phone call. |
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From their existing landline, customers simply dial 13636, followed by the area code and then the telephone number they wish to call. |
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I rotated the dial to the correct numbers and the locker opened. |
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After all, who else deserves public recognition for dealing with those ding-alings, dingbats, and ding-dongs who dial you for answers to really dumb questions. |
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As you turn 40 and then 50 and eventually retire, the funds will gradually and automatically dial down the risk in your portfolio by buying more bonds. |
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In disgust, Amy reaches over and twists the radio dial vigorously. |
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When I say fat people I mean people who are so fat that when they stand on the scales they say 25 kg because the dial has gone all the way around about ten times. |
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There was a click on the other end of the line before I got a dial tone. |
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Start timing the process when the dial gauge indicates that the recommended pressure has been reached, or when the weighted gauge begins to jiggle or rock. |
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The wooden matches were glued to the dial of the manual kitchen timer. |
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The hotel's 738 rooms offer good views of Beijing and feature as standard executive desks, satellite television, international direct dial phones and in-room safes. |
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I get the cordless from the living room and dial the number I found. |
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It enables PC users to dial land lines and handphones worldwide for a fee. |
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Then slowly pull the strip out until you hear the dial tone. |
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Dating from between about 1795 and 1800, it has a dial signed by David Wood of Newbusyport, Massachusetts, who also made tall-case and banjo clocks. |
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It's something you can dial in on your own with some experimentation. |
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I do remember some years ago having an old BT internal phone system which supported dial phones and converted the pulses to tone dialling when accessing an outside line. |
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As the day wore on I noticed we had to dial in more elevation and although we were still making consistent hits at 300 yards I suspected we had shot the barrel out. |
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When we tried to dial down the brightness level, we made an odd discovery. |
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This slender, elegant baguette-style watch from Movado's Esperanza series features a classic Museum dial and a beautiful two-tone open-link bracelet. |
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Buses were seen ferrying the walking wounded to hospital and the London Ambulance Service appealed to people not to dial 999 unless it was critical. |
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In addition to its assorted vibration-damping technologies, the tone arm allows you to dial in the sound with each platter by adjusting arm height, called VTA, on the fly. |
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The ban is part of a broader effort to dial back the legendary Dutch laxity on drug use. |
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A quick flick of his wrist turned a dial and started a timer. |
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In that film, war dialing is the act of using a modem attached to a computer to dial an entire exchange of phone numbers to locate any computers with modems attached to them. |
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Initiatives introduced by the Council to help curb littering in Mayo included a Freephone line which people can dial to report instances of littering etc. |
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The latter specializes in so-called dial-around services, where you have to dial 10-10 plus a three-digit code to make calls from your home phone. |
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I'm positive the F1 veteran will progress quite nicely throughout the month and will qualify easily, but will he be able to dial up the aggression if necessary? |
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So each time I dial in for mail and, perhaps, a little surf session, a meter starts back at the phone exchange and the pennies begin to tick away. |
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When the watch dial is lit, the tick marks appear as lit jewels. |
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Attributes were measured using dial metric calipers and a portable digital scale and included length, haft width, weight, shoulder width, and maximum thickness. |
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I had to keep adjusting the radio dial to make the station come in clearly. |
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This suspension, Masters said, had been forced upon ARNN by the dial Global lawsuit. |
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Say the name you want to dial and the device connects you with mom or dad immediately. |
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Get help, advocate for yourself, dial down your self-imposed parenting standards. |
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And as the country started to dial down the overt sexism, women scored a major victory in Massachusetts. |
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I had hoped to ask Burrage that question, but what I heard instead was a click, followed by a dial tone. |
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I held the phone listlessly to my ear until I registered a dial tone. |
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Attach the center dial to the calculator with a brad or thumbtack. |
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Logos and brand names are often poorly fixed to the dial of fake watches. |
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She needs to increase muscularity in certain parts of her body, train for gymnastic skills, increase her flexibility and dial down the workout hours. |
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Essentially, some workers are expected to voluntarily dial back their hours, government researchers predict. |
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Yet his writing is emptily abstract and opaque, e.g. As images of posteriority, ruins reveal the primordiality of the temporal law dial holds sway over their obsolescence. |
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The troubled telco has hired a new president to dial up growth. |
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With that in mind, he picked up his handphone, and began to dial a number. |
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I showed him my watch, tapped the dial and then turned away again. |
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He glanced at his watch, the glowing dial reading 5pm, Perton time. |
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It floats through bends, refusing to step out, until you learn to push its limits and then it will take the exit with any level of oversteer you care to dial in. |
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In the early days of FM radio, the AM dial was still setting the pace, so FM was a place where it didn't matter much what you played or how you filled your timeslot. |
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Today, that's like trying to sell rotary dial telephones in Sweden. |
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All of these are equipped with modern technology such as satellite channels, direct dial telephone, internet and e-mail access, modem, and dataport. |
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He could basically tune his guitar to the room, find out how the room responded to the amplifier, and dial it up so he could have maximum control of the feedback. |
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Is the dial tone of the telephone something that you take for granted? |
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I pick up the phone and dial his number to tell him, but his line is busy. |
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You get a second dial tone, and you can make your overseas call. |
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Antavas moved another switch and adjusted a dial on the control panel. |
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It was cold and hard against my ear, but the dial tone droned on clearly. |
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Some exchanges within the 062 area code will require that customers first dial the area code followed by the telephone number, according to Telecom. |
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Each of the 331 rooms within the hotel feature direct dial telephone, internet access, dual voltage power points, an in-room safe and 24-hour room service. |
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A helper, or emergency worker, would simply be able to use your phone and dial your pre-entered ICE numbers telling friends of relations what had happened. |
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You set a dial and the timer turns off the water at the designated time. |
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Just twiddle the dial on the radio a bit for better reception. |
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It contains a bell dating from 1390, the Bancloque, and carries a clock dial overlooking the Grand Place and a light clock. |
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You can ring out if you dial 9 first and wait for the tone before dialling the number. |
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First, imagine the minute hand has been removed so that the dial is complete in every detail but for its single-handedness. |
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The other dial has a highly original design, with a disk in place of the hour hand at the centre. |
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If I had managed to dial the number of the reception desk, I would have suffered less damage. |
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All the glass on the south dial was blown out, but the hands and bells were not affected, and the Great Clock continued to keep time accurately. |
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We had manual typewriters, mimeograph machines, carbon paper, and of course, a rotary dial telephone. |
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There are hideous '70s outfits, and pratfalls, and a running gag about rotary dial telephones. |
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Box 280, West Brookfield, have red wall telephones with rotary dial in working condition. |
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They invited you to dial your number on an adjacent rotary phone, time it, then compare it to using a push button phone. |
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The result is that some callers may experience a delay in getting dial tone, or they may reach a fast busy signal. |
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T Atkins, A Two 19th century mahogany 19th century mahogany T chests of drawers and a longcase clock with brass dial will also be sold. |
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Don't let yourself be intimidated, just watch them scarper as you take the cab number and dial police. |
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The country's telephone service, however, is another matter. Getting a dial tone and holding a conversation free of static are minor miracles. |
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The blade is easily adjusted and can be placed in a protective, noncutting position by turning a circular dial on the underside. |
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While holding your dial to ensure it does not adjust your zero, loosen the set screw until the turret moves freely. |
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So sketch with broad strokes, dial up the imagery on a few main points, and leave room for a reader to play a part in your novel. |
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The art of watchmaking is clearly visible through its dial thanks to its skeletonised movement. |
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We felt there was too much graphic detail in the first draft, and thus asked the writer to dial it down. |
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You simply dial up the type of terrane you have to cross and it does the rest, with style. |
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Start with the bindings, then the fin, and as a last measure, take out the file or sandpaper to dial it in. |
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Other features of the TN-E55 include 10-digit speed dial memory, hearing aid compatible, Quick erase and 2-way intercom and pager. |
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Trial participants will record voice prints of their unique speed dial directory and the telephone numbers associated with that directory. |
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Using two expansion modules gives users up to 34 lines, 33 speed dials, or a combination of line appearances and speed dial buttons. |
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The fans know when you dial it in and when you're giving it that extra effort. |
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At 4 or 5, he learned to dial by using the hookswitch like a telegraph key. |
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To access the archived conference call, dial 416-640-1917 or 877-289-8525 and enter reference number 21220554 followed by the number sign. |
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And how can you educate someone to know that you shouldn't dial 999 when a cotton bud is stuck in your ear, or you have no credit on your phone? |
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Currently, Congress is considering telecommunications legislation that could impact on this video dial tone decision. |
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The 512 kbps bandwidth is about ten times faster than a standard dial up connection. |
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The sharpeners have a silver body, six pencil sharpener openings on the black front dial and a removable pencil shaving tray on the front. |
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Better than a slap in the dial wi' a wet haddie, this is a brilliant stocking filler for that beloved lady you couldnae throw off a bus. |
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Other features include alphanumeric display, 100 number alpha memory, nine number speed dial memory, calling card memory and an individual call timer. |
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Notify's VMWI technology detects the stutter dial tone that telephone company voice mail providers use to alert their users that they have new voice mail messages. |
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Conventionally, users must dial ten or more digits when calling outside of their home area code, which can be frustrating and often results in misdialed calls. |
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By tapping on a clock, you can then shift a dial to figure out the perfect time to link up that work check-in, family call or friendly chat across multiple timezones. |
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A rotary dial located in the central armrest allows the driver to select and control the ventilation system, the audio and entertainment system and satellite navigation. |
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A rotary dial provides a choice between front wheel drive for normal roadwork, an automatically switching all-wheel and a locked 4x4 mode for when the going gets really tough. |
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The TP-340, which uses a technology by Casio Phone-Mate called Pager Link, will automatically dial any pager it has been preprogrammed to call whenever a message is left. |
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The software also has an enhanced voice agent, which supports campaigns that automatically dial and play messages to live connects and answering machines. |
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The magnet is connected to a gear train, which translates the impeller rotations into volume totalizers displayed on the meter's register dial face. |
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By offering free speed dial to the service, the caller can program 10 frequently dialed numbers, and will never have to enter all those digits when dialing again. |
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But before the assistant has time to dial her boss' extension, the intruder injects her and then her boss and the floor's other occupants with a chemical weapon. |
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Products range from counterbores to dial calipers, and include well-respected brands like Starrett tools, Parker filters, Lithonia lighting, and Broan fans. |
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He had contacted BBC Wiltshire to try to find his temporary billet, which he only knew was called Dial House. |
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Dial also compared birds at the same day of development, seven days after hatching, but with different lengths of flight feather removed. |
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Dial the thumbwheel all the way back, and the tail swings like it belongs to Jennifer Lopez. |
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For more rigorous demonstration of the forces involved, Dial also used two accelerometers to measure the acceleration in the forward and vertical directions. |
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In January 2013, the TRN group filed a second complaint in the Dial Global suit, demanding a jury trial. |
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Miller is syndicated by Dial Global like Hartmann, her fellow liberal. |
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He was discharged in 1919 and became associate editor of The Dial, an influential modernist literary journal. |
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It is available as an option when ordering standard Brookfield Viscometers, the new DV1, DV-E and Dial Reading Viscometers. |
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Family flowers, donations would be gratefully received towards the purchase of a nebuliser or to Llanidloes Dial a Ride. |
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Dial Cottage at West Moor which was home from 1804 remains but the museum once operated here is shut. |
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Initially known as Dial Square, then Royal Arsenal and then Woolwich Arsenal, they soon drew large crowds to their ground in Plumstead. |
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Two of Dial Square's founding members, Fred Beardsley and Morris Bates, were former Forest players who had moved to Woolwich for work. |
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Companies such as Whirlpool, Del Monte, and Dial produce private brands of home appliances, pet foods, and soap, correspondingly. |
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Alfred Hitchcock, who directed Grace in Rear Window, Dial M For Murder and To Catch A Thief, arrives in Monaco to persuade her to play the kleptomaniac heroine in Marnie. |
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Committee for Better Government 35 Grayhound Good Greyhound Dial Corp. |
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The Civil Aviation secretary S N A Zaidi reviewed the situations with airline officials, DIAL, Directorate General of Civil Aviation and the Meteorological Department. |
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In 1886, Woolwich munitions workers founded the club as Dial Square. |
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On 1 December 1886, munitions workers in Woolwich, now South East London, formed Arsenal as Dial Square, with David Danskin as their first captain. |
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