Sentence examples for communications highlight from inspiring English sources

The cross-site team communications highlight the different priorities and capacities of the organizations involved in the study and the negotiation and compromises necessary for successful implementation – as well as 'pain points' that threaten to derail the process.

I then discuss the entrance of social media into firm communications, highlighting both classic and unique aspects of social media in the communication process.

We use as examples a set of devices that communicate over an infrared local communications network (highlighting a video wrist-watch display) to explain our techniques and the need for design space exploration tools for embedded systems.

That shift may well be underscored tomorrow when Steven P. Jobs, the chief executive of Apple Computer, is expected to unveil an Apple phone representing his company's new mobile communications strategy — highlighted by a device that may include Jobsian refinements such as a sleek ceramic case and a transparent touch screen.

But UKIP director of communications Patrick O'Flynn highlighted the Conservatives' use of actors when William Hague led the party.

A recent communications release highlights the European Commission's urgency to ratify.

The role of leadership and support in research communications is highlighted by Nutley et al [ 19] in a cross-sector review on promoting evidence based practice.

In this section, we confirm the ability of MAB algorithms to reduce the latency of communications and we highlight the ability of the proposed algorithms to cope with different packet sizes.

In this role, she supports nonprofit partners to achieve program goals, drive innovation in performance measurement and program evaluation and leads communications efforts to highlight partners and programs.

Level 3 Communications' current issues highlight the fear of content and traffic discrimination behaviors that have been present over the last seven years, described by the term "network neutrality," coined by Columbia Professor Tim Wu.

The rewards on offer in the communications business were highlighted when WPP, the world's biggest advertising company, paid its founder and boss Sir Martin Sorrell almost £67m in bonuses for last year.