The public papers of the president, the twice-a-year collection of the chief executive's official speeches, addresses to Congress and other communications, are still bound by hand, the endpapers marbled and cover boards wrapped in gold-stamped leather.
After the Telecommunications Act of 1996 relaxed many of the regulations that had bound the communications industry, regulators and consumer advocates hoped to see the benefits of competition.
We have developed the Binaural Cues Physiological Perceptual Model (BCPPM) to measure the perceptible information, or Spatial Perceptual Entropy (SPE), in multichannel audio signals and have given a lower bitrate bound in multimedia communications for this type of contents.
Hundreds of millions of people who once lived in sleepy or sclerotic statist and socialist economies now compete directly or indirectly with workers in the United States, Europe and Japan, in a world bound by lightning-fast communications and transportation.
For the above-mentioned communication system, we establish a lower bound on the secrecy capacity at which secure communications between the source and the destination are attainable.
Earlier this year, Microsoft bought a 5% stake in ntl, another British cable-and-communications group.Mr Armstrong's deals are bound to raise protests from rivals and politicians.
All had been shot in the back of the head, their hands bound behind their backs with communications wire.
Page Murray, vice president for integrated marketing communications for H.P.'s Personal Systems Group, said, "There are bound to be some things that are not everything we'd like them to be".
The development of trade, commerce and communications during the 19th and 20th centuries had bound the princely states to British India through a complex network of interests.
The edifice of this despotism was always bound to totter in the age of instant communications.
