Sentence examples for communication characterized from inspiring English sources

This study aimed to investigate whether oncologists' use of trust-conveying communication, characterized by communicating competence, honesty and caring, enhances patients' memory.

Writing about Marsh, Mr. Perrell makes the observation that "despite activity that is often frenzied," a "vacuum of purpose, and a negation of communication" characterizes his art.

Videoconferencing can reduce this distance because it accommodates much of the immediate and non-verbal communication characterizing interaction that is face to face [ 9, 12].

The obtained real-time results show the efficiency of the proposed idea consisting on associating the hyperchaotic communication, and the ZigBee or Wi-Fi communication protocols characterized by high immunity against channel noise.

For example, Roter revealed that when dealing with black patients, American physicians were more likely to adopt a "narrowly biomedical" communication pattern, characterized by low levels of patient control over communication, low levels of psychosocial talk, and high levels of biomedical information-giving [ 22].

Large-scale chip-multiprocessors (CMPs) need a scalable communication structure characterized by low cost, low power, and high performance to meet their on-chip communication requirements.

While asynchronous and synchronous communication is characterized by different discourse features (Romiszowski and Mason 2004), it is recognised that two-way communication remains a critical feature of the e-learning educational process, as well as being a way of engaging the learners within the e-learning environment (Desai et al. 2008 p. 328).

In simulations on error concealment for DVC, a communication channel, characterized by the error pattern files provided in [31] with different Packet Loss Ratios (PLRs), is used.

We consider a communication system characterized by the parameters from Table 3, which uses orthogonal frequency-division multiple access (OFDMA) to support several users.

Massive machine type communication (MMTC) characterized by the requirements of low data rates, small packet sizes, and in some cases, tight delay constraints is expected to be one of the major drivers for the 5th generation (5G) wireless communication system.

To overcome these drawbacks, we propose in this paper a digital feedback hyperchaotic synchronization and suggest the use of advanced wireless communication technologies, characterized by high noise immunity, to exploit digital hyperchaotic modulation advantages for robust secure data transmissions.