Sentence examples for a communications point from inspiring English sources

From a communications point of view, a vehicle in the ITS context is regarded as a mobile network.

So when you look at it from a communications point of view, the traffic in the networks is largely on track.

Therefore, from a communications point of view, a vehicle can be regarded as a mobile network whose mobility has to be managed by means of network mobility management protocols.

"When we started working on this, a number of people we were talking with -- venture capitalists, investment bankers -- said 'We're going to have to decide whether to jump-start some of these troubled dot-coms from a marketing communications point of view,' " said Arthur A. Anderson, managing principal at Morgan Anderson and principal at Morgan Anderson/Digitalis.

Recognizing the substation's unique location in the electric grid, ElectricRoute created a communications gateway point for transmission and distribution systems.

As most phones don't have the near-field communications point to make Jedi hand-wave style payments possible, they take a different route — but the concept is still pretty simple: First, you nab the Starbucks Card Mobile app for iOS or BlackBerry (platforms which, according to the company, roughly 71% of their patrons use).

"We would like to see this event become like SXSW in the coming years," communications point for the event, Jeff Lind told me.

This approach allows us to study the problem from the communications point of view: our target is to optimize the communications capacity, which to the best of our knowledge, has not been done yet.

Thus the scientists should be (able) to write very short communications pointing out sharply the advantages and disadvantages of a procedure or a fact on no more than a single page.

The plan later devised by Colombian military intelligence officials first came into focus for the Americans in early June when they began intercepting communications pointing to three rebel units shifting in the jungle to converge near the village of Tomachipan, a location near where Venezuelan envoys picked up two hostages freed by the rebels in January.

In earth-to-satellite communications pointing and tracking also suffer from fades in the atmosphere, and it is possible that re-acquisition of the beam is required after a fade, leading to extended capacity loss.