Pam in a sentence

Principle of PAM: (1) original signal, (2) PAM signal, (a) amplitude of signal, (b) time Pulse-amplitude modulation (PAM), is a form of signal modulation where the message information is encoded in the amplitude of a series of signal pulses.

After an affectionate one-to-one with the animal, Ginny decided to name the cat Miss Petal Pam-Pam.

Security and identity teams can enhance PAM programs with a cloud-native, identity-based PAM approach to simplify onboarding for both on-premises and SaaS applications by tracking accounts, workloads and cloud entitlements in real time.

The clip, which was set to Wisin & Yandel’s “Pam Pam,” saw the multihyphenate strutting while making her way through a corridor.

When asked about her character Pam's creation, Steadman clarified: "Well, I wouldn’t say I’m like Pam at all but what they did was they wrote this wonderful, wonderful character who’s one minute, you know, shouting, ‘Mick!

As soon as Jim barged through the door and asked if Pam was free for dinner, viewers were screaming at their screens for Pam to accept his invitation.

Identifying and educating all the required stakeholders about the benefits of PAM is an essential part of a successful PAM program and helps strengthen the organization’s security culture.

Jim and Pam are a couple that are all about improvisation and adapting, which is exactly what Jim does when he proposes to Pam.

Pam Ribbon is my co-writer and basically when we're doing the scratch track, as Josie was talking about, there are four people that do the whole movie, Rich, Me, Josie, and Pam, do all of the voices all of the time.

PAM and NRP then formed a coalition government, naming Kennedy Simmonds, a medical doctor and one of the founders of the PAM, premier (Simmonds had won Bradshaw's former seat in a 1979 by-election).

Rioting soon followed on the islands, which was finally resolved in a special set of elections held in 1995, in which the Labour Party overwhelmingly defeated the PAM party, winning seven seats compared to PAM's one.

Also present was Pam Jones together with members of her family.

Ann Jackson, left, founder and executive director of the Center for Food Equity in Medicine, and volunteer Pam Oliver stand by donations to be delivered to families who have a member experiencing a life-altering or chronic disease.

As a result, PAM embarked on a strategy to secure assets which are strategic and present potential for longer term higher volume low cost supply.

At least Pam from accounting isn't trying to brute force your desk 20 times a day.

Board Chairwoman Pam McKinney stopped Lett’s speech after she named Kelley and told Lett that speakers were not allowed to reference individuals by name.

By Monday afternoon, the unrest appeared to be easing, and Peter Pam, 26, who was on holiday in central Paris with his girlfriend, said they had had “zero negative encounters” from the riots.

City councillor Pam Cox said it was "working closely" with Essex Police.

Clearview-Stayner Food Bank coordinator Pam Royal said the problem comes down to greed.

Co-creators Grant and Pam Hooker, an American-born couple who moved to Canada in the 1960s, tweaked Grant’s grandmother’s recipe when his daughter observed that the traditional flatbread looked like a beaver tail.