Sentences with phrase «bugle call»
The phrase "bugle call" refers to a musical signal played on a bugle to convey important messages like waking up, going to bed, or starting a military action. Full definition
Now, they may have an answer: After analyzing recordings of the elk bugling calls, researchers discovered that they actually comprise two parts — the high - pitched shrieking that can reach frequencies above 2000 hertz (heard in the video above) and a simultaneous, lower - pitched call around 145 hertz, a more typical frequency for an elk - sized animal.
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Researchers have identified the primary player of the biochemical bugle call that musters the body's defenders against viral infection.
Based on the notes of the taps military bugle call, it will be played every day at 6 p.m. «It's like the ghost of the former military base,» said Tom Eccles, who is organizing the island's public art program.
The name reminded him of the bugle calls at USC games imploring fans to yell, «Charge!»
It'll start with a bugle call.
They will have a trumpeter playing «Reveille,» the bugle call used to wake people in the Army, as they did at a similar protest outside Councilwoman Margaret Chin's office recently.
Scientists at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis have shown that a key molecule, MDA5, is essential for producing enough interferon (the bugle call) to rally virus - fighting cells during certain viral infections.
She learned the drum rolls and bugle calls of the company and was present at drills and marches.
Amazon have sounded the bugle call for their new «reader - powered» publishing program which is now officially open for submissions and will be called Kindle Scout.
The two formed a fast bond, and Stubby learned the bugle call, the soldiers» drills and even a doggie version of a salute.
If you hear a bugle call, you are right.