Sentence examples for a complex communication from inspiring English sources
The circulatory system forms a complex communication and distribution network to all physiologically active tissues of the body.
A $12 trillion economy requires highly skilled people in specialised roles, several layers of management, a complex communication system and gobs of capital.
These artful little machines have also proved their worth as part of a complex communication system including far more expensive pieces of kit, such as the Global Hawk, an unmanned reconnaissance aircraft which flies at 65,000 feet and had its combat debut in Afghanistan.
This paper proposes a complex communication network, where WLANs are linked into a fiber optic network to expand DASs in distribution lines inexpensively.
The paper deals with an advanced networking scenario involving a noisy linear plant with multiple actuators and sensors connected via a complex communication network with varying topology.
A pinning-based scheme for microgrids is proposed to obviate the requirements for a central controller and a complex communication topology, and to achieve control under both fixed and uncertain communication topologies in [22].
This pathologic communication may be either a fistula, a simple communication between a single artery and a dilated vein, or a more complex communication, a nidus of tortuous channels between one or more arteries/arterioles and one or more draining veins.
Moreover, a PEP and a PDP should agree on a, usually complex, communication protocol (e.g., COPS [20]).
34 This study was not included in our systematic review as the use of that interactive booklet was part of a multifaceted complex communication process during a training intervention.
The detection is performed by using correlator-type receivers and this implies in a more complex communication system.
Do facial expressions transmit diagnostic signals simultaneously to optimize categorization of the six classic emotions, or sequentially to support a more complex communication system of successive categorizations over time?
