Sentence examples for aiding communications from inspiring English sources

A variant of the Comet, a British-built aircraft that became the world's first jetliner in the early 1950s, the Nimrod was built for an antisubmarine role but has been used in Afghanistan and Iraq for patrolling over battle zones and aiding communications among ground troops.

This relay selection strategy achieves the same secrecy rate performance with low complexity, compared to the scheme that all nodes participate in aiding the communications.

"But we have to question whether the federal government's dictating the terms of every college and university's financial aid communications will actually achieve the desired results".

Those decisions are aided by communications between the mobile units and a hospital base.

During Soviet times, the illegals had two main functions: to aid in communications between embassy KGB officers and their US sources (an illegal would be less likely to be put under surveillance than a diplomat); and to be sleeper cells for a potential "special period" – a war between the US and the Soviet Union.

He points to an alternative way to aid the communications gap.

At the time of the cabinet shuffle Dunderdale also created the Office of Public Engagement, which will bring together different departments to aid in communications efforts.

Using these planes as mobile antennas could also aid in restoring communications after natural disasters when normal communications were destroyed.

In 1876 the Uruguayan armed forces took over the government and, aided by improved communications, began to establish firmer control over the interior.

In this article, we propose a novel scheme which exploits the availability of a relay node to aid a cooperative communications setup in a wireless network.

But she has previously spoken about the importance of modern communications technology in aiding democratic uprisings.