Background of vehicular communications briefs a background of vehicular communication technology.
Downing Street sources – understood to be Craig Oliver, the Prime Minister's new director of communications – briefed the BBC that Prince Andrew's position might become "untenable" if further revelations about his links to the controversial American billionaire Jeffrey Epstein came to light.
There were also decontamination chambers, an intensive care unit and a communications briefing room, all surrounded by three to five feet of concrete.
Trump's support "has nothing to do with his personal investments and everything to do with promoting policies that benefit all Americans," according to a communications briefing from Trump's transition team.
Facebook is in talks to hire Robert Gibbs, President Obama's former White House press secretary, for a senior role in helping to manage the company's communications, people briefed on the negotiations said.
Mr. Berns, the Fair's vice-president in charge of communications, gave a brief account of his efforts as well as those of Mr. Moses.
We had our pre-mission brief, communications and weapons checks, just as we would if we were going to search for an enemy weapons cache in a known insurgent stronghold.
Only original articles were considered for inclusion (i.e. no reviews, brief communications or letters to the editor).
The effectiveness and safety of the treatments are reported mainly in case-reports, case-series, letters to the editor and brief communications.
Broadcasting in vehicular networks is more prevalent than other transmission methods because of need to facilitate rapid, brief communications with nearby vehicles.
'Artifact reports' represent brief communications on frequent and infrequent artifacts of significant magnitude observed in routine applications of nuclear medicine imaging together with a narrative on the origin and solutions of these artifacts.
