Sentence examples for communications adopted from inspiring English sources

Earlier UWA communications adopted noncoherent frequency-shift keying (FSK) technology which enabled simple energy-based signal detection combating the unpleasant effect of channel reverberation [2].

With ubiquitous communications adopted in the past decade, time pressures have intensified (Yotsumoto 2010), business globalization has accelerated, and institutional structures have diversified (Mrak 2000).

It is a sign that while China has embraced Internet and mobile phone technology, the government has also substantially increased its surveillance of digital communications and adopted new methods of preventing people from getting unauthorized information about sensitive subjects.

The results of this, and similar studies, can contribute to curriculum design and the internal and external communications strategies adopted by faculty offering hospitality management programs.

With a focus on effective stakeholder communications and adopting a holistic, media-neutral approach, Porter Novelli develops public relations programs that deliver value and impact to its clients' business.

Furthermore, it is believed that future wireless communications will adopt higher carrier frequencies and higher mobility requirements, further increasing the maximum relative Doppler frequency and exacerbating the ICI.

To evaluate the consumption of the radio energy in wireless communications, we adopt the widely used first-order radio model of Heinzelman et al. (2000).

To evaluate the consumption of radio energy in wireless communications, we adopt the widely used first-order radio model (Heinzelman et al. 2000).

Technology that enables the mass interception of telephone, mobile and internet communications has been adopted by Central Asian state intelligence agencies widely implicated in human rights abuses, according to an investigation by Privacy International,  a UK-based privacy charity.

A preparation, logistics and communications plan was adopted.

After weeks of internal debate, White House officials adopted the communications documents to shape public events and official statements, and they sought to strike a delicate balance between messages designed for these two very important but very different audiences on a day when the world's attention will be focused on President Obama, his leadership team and his nation.