Sentence examples for communicate via radio from inspiring English sources

Garnaev, about 10 feet behind in another cockpit, will communicate via radio; I must push a button every time I talk.

Garnaev, about three meters behind in another cockpit, will communicate via radio; I must push a button every time I talk.

These cordless phones, meant for indoors use only, will communicate via radio waves like typical home phones or through voice-over-Internet-protocol (VoIP) on wi-fi.

It generalises traditional discrete interlocking systems to a world in which trains hold on-board equipment for signalling, and trains and interlockings communicate via radio block processors.

The Bambini-Code was developed from the need to communicate via radio links in bad quality in noisy environments, of the aircraft who were used from the Swiss Air Force before the start of the second world war.

Within five minutes we have counted 30, the drivers communicating via radio to make sure their clients tick off "the big five".

This information can be communicated via radio or a computer and additional information obtained, such as the owner of the vehicle, the name and aliases of the driver, whether there are outstanding warrants for the arrest of the driver, and possibly information as to whether the driver has a history of being "unfriendly to law enforcement".

It starts with the unmistakable sounds of a helicopter and law enforcement officers communicating via radio.

When 911 lines went down, and with much of the area not serviced by cell phones, Janovsky set up a crew at the Whitingham firehouse screening calls, handling emergencies and communicating via radio.

Flyers with important educational messages such as Septrin does not cure coughs should be designed and displayed at ADDOs and health facilities to support changes in staff practices; related messages should also be communicated via radio and television.

The dongle and the hub communicate via Wireless USB, which operates on a spread of radio frequencies far from the interference of cellphones and Wi-Fi.