Sentence examples for communication away from from inspiring English sources

During the 3rd and 4th centuries ad the province lost much of its economic importance as the development of the Balkan provinces, military needs, and the founding of Constantinople turned the empire's main lines of communication away from the Aegean and toward the northwest.

It's a shift toward communication, away from this very static, information-oriented version of the Internet.

As the name implies, it was clearly meant for direct, one-to-one communication away from the public eye.

As that market has become increasingly commoditized and people turn to other, digitised forms of communication away from traditional voice services, Verizon is hoping to invest into newer areas to move beyond "dumb pipe" status to keep its margins up, and revenues growing.

If you saturate your children with superficial language, they will edit their communication away from authenticity.

Smell can easily trigger memories and the designer plays with this to bring communication away from computer screens and telephones and into the physical environment.

We use laptops and smartphones to improve communication while away from the studio and we use social media to gain more customers.

The finding echoes a shift in climate communication research away from the previously accepted "information deficit model," where scientists, advocates, and policymakers assume the divide between what climate scientists know and what many members of the public accept is due to a lack of available facts.

Neul offers businesses and others a way to create a machine-to-machine (M2M) network using TV signal white space frequencies, which has the advantage of taking bandwidth-heavy, essential communication between devices away from congested frequencies like those used for Wi-Fi and GSM networks.

"Creative Connection" aims at more innovative and creative communication that moves away from one-way information transfer model to more participatory, self-learning approaches.

Current thinking in the field of risk communication is to move away from expert driven technical communication of risk toward cultural approaches to risk communication that value community engagement, local knowledge of risk and exposure, and stressing openness and transparency [ 84, 85].