Sentence examples for communication center from inspiring English sources

The Hillary Rodham Clinton Mass Communication Center, when it is finished, will complement the William Jefferson Clinton Science and Technology Center, another Gupta project in India.

A missile strike hit a communication center of the Pakistani Taliban leader on Friday, killing at least three people, intelligence officials said.

Until last week, Lieutenant Delisle worked at Trinity, an intelligence and communication center that is part of a large naval base in Halifax.

Changes were negotiated with the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission, which had cited the structure's function as a communication center in its 1991 landmark designation report, anticipating that rooftop equipment would keep evolving.

State Police dispatchers and dispatchers from other municipalities also manned the Newington Police Department's communication center and officers from Wethersfield and West Hartford patrolled Newington on Wednesday afternoon during a department grief counseling session.

These wounded buildings, which somehow remained standing, are no ordinary structures: two are landmarks, one is a key communication center and another held classrooms that served thousands of college students each day.

Testosterone prunes away the connections in the communication centers of the brain, while estrogen enhances these connections, as well as the regions of the brain responsible for language and for expressing emotion and observing it in others.

Pentagon officials have said last week's attacks -- against 20 to 24 radar sites and five to seven command or communication centers at five sites disrupted Iraq's air defenses, but they acknowledge that the damage was moderate.

That might mean loss of communication centers.' " 'What do you mean?' " 'He would have trouble processing speech -- knowing the meaning of what was said to him, being able to communicate his ideas.

Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld and his war planners seem to appreciate the challenges of operating in a remote, mountainous nation against an elusive enemy that lacks traditional military targets like command and communication centers, airfields or fuel dumps.

From these garrisons, the military deploys patrols, each with three riflemen and a machine gunner, and tends to antiaircraft missiles, radar dishes and communication centers, some of which are sheltered inside concrete bunkers or covered with camouflage netting.