Sentence examples for communications mostly from inspiring English sources

As in most movies today, and as in life, mobile phones play a key role; in communicating with families and ground staff; receiving information about the fate of the Twin Towers and the Pentagon; and sending last-minute communications, mostly declarations of love, to family and friends.

Mestrallet dumped a lot of real estate and miscellaneous assets and continues to slim down to focus on Suez Lyonnaise's four main businesses: water, energy supply, waste management and communications, mostly cable and satellite television.

Vehicular communications mostly take place in the 5 GHz band: in 1999, the dedicated short range communications (DSRC) spectrum band, a band of 75 MHz at 5.9 GHz, was allocated in the United States, whereas, an equivalent band was allocated in Europe in August 2008 by the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) (such entity reserved 30 MHz of spectrum in the 5.9 GHz band for ITS).

The US official said the FBI uncovered between 20,000 and 30,000 pages of communications - mostly emails and spanning from 2010 to 2012 - between Allen and Jill Kelley, who has been identified as a long-time friend of the Petraeus family and a Tampa, Florida, volunteer social liaison with military families at MacDill Air Force Base.

Government statistics lend support to his skepticism: Value added by the information technology and communications industries — mostly hardware and software — has remained stuck at around 4 percent of the nation's economic output for the last quarter century.

The ASR in D2D communications is mostly studied in the context of interference and radio resource management [26, 27].

Peter N. Loukianoff is co-founder and managing partner of Almaz Capital Partners, which invests in privately held technology, digital media and communications companies mostly in Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States.

Their communications were mostly innocent, although Garnet's admission that on one occasion he drank too much wine was later used against him, along with other incriminating evidence recorded during their stay.

APHRC's communications team mostly tracks coverage of stories that directly relate to the institution's work (with the exception of coverage of research presented in its conferences or awards that are issued), yet the strategy goes beyond APHRC's staff and research work.

In multimedia communications, energy is mostly consumed while devices exchange data and multimedia communications have not been much used for control.

From very little in 1994, Gucci's "communications" expenditures — advertising, mostly, and some public relations — rose to $28 million in 1995, to $61 million in 1996, to $69 million in 1997 and exceeded $80 million last year.