Sentence examples for communications for example from inspiring English sources

At Rogers Communications for example, Edward S. Rogers Jr., above, is widely expected to succeed his father, the company's founder.

This requirement for long blocks of data means that turbo codes are not very useful for applications that require almost no delays but transmit a fairly small number of bits voice communications, for example.

As well as allowing America to spy on foreigners ad libitum, this allows the government to collect inadvertent content in citizens' communications: for example, if an American has e-mailed a foreigner who is being spied on.

Just as the Soviets responded to constant surveillance by having private conversations in parks and making telephone calls from the subway, he said, Americans too, have been "bovine," simply adjusting their behavior to the intrusions of technology — by avoiding the use of E-mail for private communications, for example, and paying with cash to evade direct marketers...

Just as the Soviets responded to constant surveillance by having private conversations in parks and making telephone calls from the subway, he said, Americans too, have been "bovine," simply adjusting their behavior to the intrusions of technology — by avoiding the use of E-mail for private communications, for example, and paying with cash to evade direct marketers..

Many of the largest categories on the A-List are companies that rely on brains rather than brawn: health care, finance and communications, for example.

And while they have greatly improved -- incorporating smarter microprocessors and wireless communications capabilities, for example -- most have anemic audio capabilities.

A satellite communications link, for example, may encode information in ASCII characters if it is textual, or pulse-code modulate and digitize it in binary-coded decimal (BCD) form if it is an analog signal such as speech.

But our survey data suggests that the pace of change may be slow: just 7% of CEOs in the communications industry, for example, regard investors as an important voice in guiding their approach to sustainability.

The global communications network for example runs on invisible light, whether it be the microwaves used by mobile phones and satellites or the infrared lasers that carry signals in the optical fibre infrastructure of the internet.

At high doses and standard operating temperatures, the DCRs of all devices would prevent successful quantum communications - for example, Excelitas SLiK devices (overall the best performing devices) operating at (-20^{circ}mbox{C}) exhibit DCRs of the order of (10^{5}~mbox{cps}).