Sentence examples for communications in order from inspiring English sources

It is therefore important to develop effective propagation models for mobile communications in order to provide guidelines for efficient estimations in mobile communication systems.

In addition, the paper also studies the simultaneous use of the three-phase conductors in low-voltage distribution networks for multiple-input multiple-output communications, in order to improve the performance of the single-input single-output communication systems.

Are whales lowering the pitch of their communications in order to get below the frequency range of shipping?

"Unlike some other nations, the United States does not monitor anyone's communications in order to suppress criticism or to put people at a disadvantage based on their ethnicity, race, gender, sexual orientation or religion," they said.

The founder of The Huffington Post is assuming direct control of several business functions, including marketing and communications, in order to "maintain the innovative spirit of a start-up," she told Brian Stelter.

The joint committee recommended a major rewrite of the act, including the insertion of a clause specifically stating the dual objectives of "protecting the privacy of communications" and "enabling interception and access to communications in order to investigate serious crime and threats to national security".

Kevin Griffis, Planned Parenthood's vp of communications, said the organization had restructured their communications teams in order to more effectively work with the TV industry and others to combat abortion stigma.

Bashing the Bell companies is hardly unusual among smaller communications carriers, but Mr. Schrader's company must also deal with the Bells on a daily basis, renting their local communications lines in order to reach customers.

The United States has spent two hundred million dollars on everything from garbage trucks and ambulances to communications gear in order to prop up local councils struggling to provide essential services in rebel-held areas.

Last September, David Cameron announced at a UN leaders' conference in New York that his government would spend £10m on a UK-based "strategic communications cell" in order to wage what he candidly described as a "propaganda war" against Isis.

14 September 2015 Malcolm Turnbull calls a press conference after Monday's question time, declaring that he has resigned from his role as the communications minister in order to run against Tony Abbott.