Sentence examples for built to communicate from inspiring English sources

The software is custom built to communicate with Roland Handsonic.

Most are built to communicate wirelessly, allowing doctors to remotely monitor their performance.

So, rather than trying to help and guide a certain model user, a machine should be built to communicate their state and to allow users to make sense of a situation.

Critical Path's Memova suite of applications and services is also built to let people communicate and share with each other, but its strategy consists of offering its software as a white-label solution for mobile carriers and ISPs rather than targeting consumers directly.

"By design, Snapchat has been built to allow you to communicate with your best friends.

Thus I've been asking people all morning (on Twitter) about what Twitter, a service built essentially to communicate spurts of human activity, means to them.

So it is vital that children and young adults have spaces – mental and physical spaces – in which it is safe for them to explore and practice strategies for dealing with real world difficulties, and build confidence to communicate and be heard.

Now that they have built an infrastructure to communicate with voters, the Republicans heard warnings from some Internet executives that the party must send messages that are positive, rather than negative.

Maybe mathematics as a whole isn't universal, but if we can start with something fundamental, we can build up to communicating, step by step, our way of bringing order into the universe.

How do you build a system to communicate with them?

He has asked teachers to build Web sites to communicate with students, introduced popular classes on using digital tools to record music, secured funding for iPads to teach Mandarin and obtained $3 million in grants for a multimedia center.