Sentence examples for building communicating from inspiring English sources
The bidding bots were 10 miles away at another I.B.M. building, communicating with the auction computer via the computer network.
The tattoo parlor employees said that after they felt the explosion, they saw firemen on top of the building communicating with firemen on the ground.
It consists of a two-storey building communicating with the outside environment through a semi-opened window at each storey and a common chimney.
This paper describes a methodology as well as an appropriate notation, namely X-machine Description Language (XMDL), for building communicating X-machines from existing stand-alone X-machine models.
The campus used to be an ITT business center, and even now, the low-slung buildings communicate office park more than high school.
While showing the game to members of the enthusiastic press, Murray has fielded requests that they make it possible for players to create buildings, communicate with aliens or implement land vehicles into the game.
Internet-enabled smart buildings communicate with people through sensors, prompting them to save energy by optimising the heating and cooling systems.
The acts of building, transporting, communicating and inhabiting become a "choreography of matter" as the community unites in an effort to create more together than one person can alone.
Charismatic and idiosyncratic, capable of building friendships, communicating to the masses as few other leaders ever have, Mr. Chávez will be missed.
The link between my studies and my subsequent employment is very real – I've since worked as a journalist, before moving into building and communicating brands – and would challenge any assertion that by doing a more seemingly 'impractical' or non-vocational degree you can't earn a comfortable salary".
We distinguish functionalist architecture ("form follows function"), which focuses on the primary, utilitarian function of a building, from experiential architecture ("from function to form"), which uses the form of a building to communicate symbolically about the organization.
