One big problem has been communicating back to communities about how the information they give us is being used.
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The police can communicate back to the Canadian computer, which can try to contact the tipster, but the police and the tipster cannot communicate directly.
"The pirates who were brought aboard the ship never communicated back to their pirate allies on the Quest," said the official, who agreed to speak on the condition of anonymity because of the F.B.I. investigation.
Cell phone service could always be used as a way to communicate back to Lifeline, but the company has eschewed that approach, concerned that erratic mobile connections will provide a poor user experience, perhaps at the moment it's needed.
Like Company A's sending a representative to visit Company B, and A's representative's needing to communicate back to A's headquarters, for assistance, via laptop and cellphone.
And there were obviously cultural and language barriers to overcome, but my job was to translate to the crews the overall vision and goal, to hear from the crews what their challenges were, and then be able to communicate back to the decision-makers so they could be empathetic.
Because athletes come to the facility from all over and from all sports — from Oakland (A's pitcher Tyson Ross) to New York (Knicks guard Jeremy Lin) — all athletes are issued iPads to record and communicate back to Sparta their sleeping and eating habits, stretching and workouts.
"We were probing: 'Who drives that?' 'Well,' people said, 'a person that's successful, educated.' We were able to communicate back to Intel that this name had a lot of what we call 'intrinsic value.' " In October, 1992, Grove announced the name on CNN.
