Sentence examples for communicate first from inspiring English sources

The telegraph allowed messages to be tapped out in code over long distances – not so unlike the Fox sisters' purported ghost – and the ability to communicate first with other cities, then countries, eventually to transmit messages across the Atlantic, was brilliant and alarming.

We note, however, that the version where inputs do not communicate (first type in Fig. 5D) is used much more rarely.

(In this article, the subheadings "Planning Your Technical Document" and "Writing Headlines For Your Document" communicate first the importance of planning the document itself before you write headlines for it and then the process of writing those headlines).

The Point Magazine gives Fares a platform to communicate first-person stories and different viewpoints backed up by facts.

It is hoped that the Chemical Information Science channel will be considered as an opportunity to communicate first-class research in an efficient and transparent manner.

The shaking in an earthquake is communicated first to distant places by body waves, but these spread out in three dimensions and to conserve the energy propagated by the wave field must diminish in their displacement amplitudes as r−1, where r is the distance from the source.

He communicated first by using an alphabet board and later by unique hand gestures which were interpreted and spoken out by one of his mandali, usually by his disciple Eruch Jessawala.

In July 1925, Meher Baba began a life-long period of self-imposed silence, communicating first by use of chalk and slate, then by an alphabet board and later by self-styled hand gestures.

It is then also discussed, what underlying disease does the patient have, which antibiotic was given, and the provisional findings will be communicated first.

You may not enter any of those airspaces without first communicating with their controllers, and to communicate you first must master aviation's clipped, dense, custom language.

And within those messages, what's amazing is the imperative that people felt to communicate: at first to find out what was happening, but when they knew, their absolute imperative was to make contact with their loved ones.