Sentence examples for communicating positions from inspiring English sources

Over the Bering Sea, the three B-29s maintained radio contact with each other, communicating positions hourly as they navigated independently.

The uses for V2X as part of the autonomous vehicle systems have mostly focused how neighboring vehicles can communicate position and intent.

But he was not particularly good at communicating his positions.

He said the party's weaknesses in communicating its positions to the public on key issues had left it vulnerable.

Because of an editing error, a front-page article yesterday about the Republican emphasis on turnout misstated the given name of a Kerry pollster who commented on the senator's difficulty in communicating his positions on faith and values.

The Obama administration has struggled because they are bad at communicating their positions, and that's on them.

A spokesman for Gundersen said it had signed on with Mr. Gingrich's Center for Health Transformation as it sought help communicating its position on end-of-life care and other practices.

Without effective advocacy, groups from the NAACP to the NRA to PETA to the ACLU would have no way of effectively communicating the position of their members.

But they are very good at communicating their position, better than most scientists, because they are trained to do it".

"Signaling is the most important social use of fire, with widely varying content, from the assembly of a raiding party, the approach of a migrating herd, or communicating the position of members of a hunting team," the authors say.

Everywhere we look, politicians hesitate from communicating their position without inflammatory remarks about their opponent.