PhysicalThing: calling pattern

Lexeme:	calling pattern Rare (0.02)
Definition:	noun. A calling pattern refers to the way in which telephone calls or messages are made or received, often characterized by the timing and frequency of the communication. It can include the number of calls made or received in a given time period, the duration of each call, the intervals between calls, and any repeated behaviors or preferences in communication. Calling patterns can provide insights into an individual's or organization's communication habits and may be used for various purposes, such as analyzing phone usage, understanding customer behavior, or detecting potential fraud. GPT3.5 Word Forms: noun. calling pattern (singular), calling patterns (plural)
Synonyms:	(none)
Abstraction:	(hypernym) entity (hypernym) pattern (hypernym) physical thing
Composition:	(none)
Properties:	(none)
Basic Categories:	information pattern information
Related Concepts:	(none)
Policy Examples:	Examples of CPNI include information typically available from details on a customer's monthly telephone bill -- the type of line, technical characteristics, class of service, current telephone charges, long distance and local service billing records, directory assistance charges, usage data, and calling patterns. #charter With respect to phone services, examples of CPNI include information typically available from telephone-related details on your monthly bill, such as: location of service; technical configuration of service; type of service; quantity of service; amount of use of service; and calling patterns. #comcast
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