Sentence examples for communications defined as from inspiring English sources

Those guidelines specifically address what the NSA does with what it calls "domestic communications", defined as "communications in which the sender and all intended recipients are reasonably believed to be located in the United States at the time of acquisition".

The definition in the bill is that an ISP is someone who provides an "internet access service", itself defined as : "an electronic communications service that (a) is provided to a subscriber; (b) consists entirely or mainly of the provision of access to the internet; (c) includes the allocation of an IP address or IP addresses to the subscriber to enable that access".

Federal electioneering communications are defined as only broadcast ads; but some states define electioneering communications to include both broadcast and non-broadcast.

(Electioneering communications were defined as broadcast political advertisements that refer clearly to a candidate and are made no more than 60 days before a general election or no more than 30 days before a primary election).

In digital optical communications, BER, defined as the ratio of bits in error to total number of transmitted bits at the decision point, is commonly used as a figure of merit.

It introduced something into the world which remains with us today: a whole new class of communications that are defined as incomplete in advance of their delivery.

Nor could they use corporate money for "electioneering communications" — a category defined as radio or television advertising that even mentions a candidate's name within 30 days of a primary or 60 days of a general election.

The range of a radio communications link is defined as the farthest distance that the receiver can be from the transmitter and still maintain a sufficiently high signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) for reliable signal reception.

In the witness statement, Farr reveals that UK spy agencies could legally justify the mass harvesting of UK Internet users' Facebook missives, tweets, YouTube and Google searches because those type of communications can be defined as 'external comms' if the servers of the hosted content are located outside the UK.

The potential energy of a communications network is defined as the electromagnetic energy stored in the wireless links forming the network, and the topology control problem is formulated as an energy minimization problem whose solution is shown to jointly optimize coverage and connectivity in highly dynamic scenarios.

"Deliberative materials" are broadly defined as "communications and other materials, including opinions, analyses, briefings, background information, recommendations, suggestions, drafts, correspondence about drafts, and notes, created or prepared in the process of reaching a decision concerning a policy or course of action".