Sentence examples for Ready to communicate from inspiring English sources

Plug in your printer, television set or toaster, and they are ready to communicate.

Everyone in the city has their hand poised just above it ready to communicate all sorts of emotions.

This paper focuses on the key question of when the network can determine that all nodes are awake and ready to communicate.

If, at the same time, you've done some background research on Hamlet's character, you will now be ready to communicate his thoughts to an audience.

We send it a reset signal and wait for a second wire, called IRQ, to be pulled high to signal that the radio chip is ready to communicate.

It relies on the knowledge that children are born active and are ready to communicate and learn and that stimulating and responsive social and physical environments are essential for development.

Given that the conduction delay between two brain areas is only a small fraction of the oscillation cycle, a near-zero phase-lag relation could stem either from reciprocal communication between the two areas (bidirectional interaction) or from the two areas being readied to communicate by a third set of areas (common input).

We have good news: Cindy Sherman emojis are now a thing, ready and able to communicate your deepest and most complex feelings along with your masterful understanding of contemporary art.

The receiving computer has to return this correctly to prove it is alive and ready to start communicating.

Fed up with 1-800 numbers and on-hold music, nine of 10 consumers are ready to use messaging to communicate with brands.

The animals were also given a type of drug known as a serotonin agonist, which Courtine says readies the spinal cord to communicate with the legs, an ability that's depleted after an injury.