Sentence examples for back to the communications from inspiring English sources

Turning back to the communications framework, it is clear that the most favorable and simplest case in CDMA systems is the one in which the spreading codes are orthogonal; that is, the cross-correlation between them is zero.

Everything funneled directly right back to the governor's communications office.

However, this does not take into account all systems dating back to the start of telegraphic communications.

Mr. Schmidt's new job, which was first reported by The San Francisco Chronicle, will send him back to the state where he was the communications director of Matt Fong's failed 1998 campaign for the Senate.

It appears that there have been "no formal communications" back to the European Publishers Council as yet.

As well as satellite maps, direct measurements of the ice and careful scouting of the route, the team had put in place multiple communications lines back to the ship and beyond.

The research in the area of cooperative communications dates back to the work of [1], where the capacity of relaying channels with three terminals was studied.

That said, Enstrom's attempts to be funded by the tobacco industry go back to the beginning of his career, as communications as far back as 1975 indicate.

Soon, if a robot loses communications, it'll maneuver itself back to the last point it had a com signal.

"This was an industrial area when we began the conversion back to communications in the 80's and there was no demand for retail," said Mr. Farley.

A few decisions have declared that contracts may be created by merely typing a name on the email (going back to telegraph communications).