Sentence examples for communication completed from inspiring English sources

For both single-cell and multi-cell scenarios, the ergodic achievable sum-rate of MODE2 and MODE3 decrease as the distance between D2D users increases while the ergodic achievable sum-rate of MODE1 maintains the same level as the communication completed via base station.

Warner Brothers and Mr. Logan, represented by Daniel Petrocelli and others, mounted a full-scale forensic investigation of the communication, complete with DNA testing.

"Incredible!!!" she finished off the text communication, complete with three exclamation marks.

In a typical two-way relaying scheme, the communication is completed in two steps.

A questionnaire with items on emotional, attentional, and impulsive behavior and social communication was completed by the parents of 6,491 infants aged 14 months and 1,803 infants aged 19 months.

By the terms of the regulations, all member states should currently have in place a National IHR Focal Point for communication, should complete assessments of their disease surveillance capacity by the summer of 2009, and should develop and maintain their core surveillance and response capacities by the summer of 2012.

Five reported that they had completed communication training as part of their professional development and that this included assertiveness training and communication for management.

Ministry of Culture If you walk out of the Louvre and travel less than five minutes north, you can find a gem hidden in plain sight: the architect Francis Soler's Ministry of Culture and Communication, which he completed about eight years ago.

And the ultra-wideband ranging communication program is completed.

This simple form, designed as a communication aid, was completed by patients before their consultation.

The research group consisted of students of the first and second years of the full-time General Nurse bachelor study programme from universities and colleges in the Czech and Slovak Republics, who have completed communication lessons or related subjects.