Doctors now monitor or communicate with patients from afar on everything from routine preventive care to chronic disease management and psychiatric conditions.
Whitner said: "It takes a special kind of person to communicate with guys from all walks of life, from different positions on the field.
And all locomotives are provided with mobile communication such that the train crew can communicate with controllers from any location on the section.
In general, I think the use of computer-mediated communication (CMC) can offer fruitful opportunities for learners to communicate with speakers from other cultural backgrounds.
It's far easier to communicate with people from around the globe.
Rather than reducing crime and violence, the practice likely alienates minority youth and prevents the people we want to communicate with police from even approaching them.
The Coast Guard has no access to those databases, because the agency's computers cannot communicate with those from the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Customs Service or the Immigration and Naturalization Service, for example.
More recently, many schools have broadened their courses to include "cultural competency," or the ability to communicate with those from different racial, ethnic and social backgrounds.
Sangomas also have to communicate with entities from the spirit world, some of which are or potentially can be violent or hostile.
When you communicate with people from different religions, races and regions, you find they have different accents, habits, cultures and values.
