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.
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.
During the next twenty years, he developed history's most eloquent brushstroke, which, thick or thin, communicates shape, line, substance, direction, contour, speed, and pretty much every other trope that paint can embody.
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.
"Our goal is always to create a seamless brand experience, especially with our younger lines, communicating the brand wherever the customer wants to touch it — on their mobile devices, via a social network, on blogs, in store, in print and outdoor media," says John Hooks, deputy chairman of the Armani company.
At first, Brown, Parker and Zeigler were communicating with different line-blocking codes and commands.
So far, engineers have not had much luck with devices intended to let computers communicate over electrical lines already available in the house.
So isolated are the dispatchers -- geographically, technologically and managerially -- that they must, at times, dial 911 themselves to communicate across agency lines.
In an abstract painting, ideas, emotions, and visual sensations are communicated solely through lines, shapes, colours, and textures that have no representational significance.
Many of Rahman's characters communicate by quoting lines from movies, or sounding as if they could be ("Our lives... are half full or half empty. Either way, we need refills"), which keeps the stories from exploring greater emotional depths.
