Sentence examples for communicate line from inspiring English sources

In energy, for example, computerized grids, thermostats and appliances can sense and communicate line failures or automatically turn off air-conditioners during peak load times to save money and fuel.

It doesn't just have to decide "where the line is" for content, it has to clearly communicate the line to moderators around the world, and defend that line to its two billion users.

Some points to consider: 'Remarkable people' are those who can see things from different perspectives, can verbalize their thoughts clearly and can develop and communicate a line of causal reasoning.

Facebook's content moderation policy team talks often about "drawing lines," and then communicating those lines clearly.

Sous is a mobile-first platform for professional kitchens that aims to help chefs more effectively manage their kitchen, from communicating with line cooks to sharing recipes to more easily purchasing and tracking goods from vendors.

Also keep your communicating lines open.

"There clearly had been a failure to communicate up the line how significantly the climate had changed".

Herzlich also said the crowd was an important component since a team that runs a no-huddle offense as the Saints sometimes do can rely on being able to communicate at the line of scrimmage.

At the time, computers were new to education; there were no monitors, and students played the first version of the game on a teletypewriter an electromechanical typewriter that could communicate, via phone line, with a large, mainframe computer.

Who cares?" In any other walk of life other than politics, not answering questions would result in "a failure to communicate," that memorable line from one of the late Paul Newman's best films, Cool Hand Luke.

So far, engineers have not had much luck with devices intended to let computers communicate over electrical lines already available in the house.