Sentence examples for classic communication from inspiring English sources

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Location information in ad-hoc networks is both more difficult to obtain and potentially more useful than in classic mobile communication systems.

And third, this is classic one-way communication with no way for the listener to connect or ask follow-up questions.

The scholarly journal, the classic medium of scientific communication, first appeared in 1665.

Other winners were the Britten Sinfonia in the ensemble category; Classic FM for creative communication; the Heath Quartet in the young artists category; Sheffield-based Music in the Round in chamber music and song; and the Philharmonia Orchestra won the audiences and engagement award for its B Universe of Sound interactive digital installation.

Classic evidence indicating that communication via action potentials is essential for normal synaptic formation arises from studies of the visual system.

Cx43 can function as unopposed hemichannels in articular cartilage [ 8, 51, 52], and the mechanisms that govern signal transduction in the context of classic cell-to-cell communication through gap junctions are likely different than with hemichannels [ 53].

In addition, studies have shown functional cell-to-cell communication via classic gap junctions between articular chondrocytes in the superficial layer, as well as extensive gap junctional coupling among articular chondrocytes in a network that is analogous to the osteocytic canalicular network found in bone [ 13– 15].

Norbert Wiener's classic "Cybernetics; or, Control and Communication in the Animal and the Machine" (1948) discussed human behavior by drawing on his close observation of technologies like the radar and the thermostat.

The holistic use of Cyber-Physical-Production-Systems (CPPS) requires a new communication architecture, the classic automation pyramid hinders the service-orientation of this methodology.

All of these methods have in common a classic information-deficit model of communication, where the message is decided by experts and diffused into the public.