Sentence examples for communications of which from inspiring English sources
Although BIG has a ridiculously unusable Web site — here, the firm follows architectural conventions — most of Ingels's public communications, of which there are many, are charming.
Huntington spends more than $40 million a year on marketing and communications, of which Adweek.com estimated $5 million goes to advertising.
Read the messages there, and try to hear how your voice has changed, and grapple with the strangeness of ephemeral communications of which you have no recollection, that were barely meant to outlast the moment in which they were written, now visible again, and perhaps, therefore, offering an insight quite unlike any that past generations have had available to them.
Following on from this CSMA with Collision Avoidance was developed which is the basis for the IEEE 802.11 suite of communications protocols of which IEEE 802.11p for V2V communications is part of it.
The government insists the mass collection of phone data and surveillance of internet communications – much of which is overseen by a court that few knew existed and which operates in secret – is essential to keep people safe.
The NSA should never have been vacuuming up all of these communications, many of which involved Americans, without a warrant.
"Policing social media would require both additional resources and individuals who are skilled in monitoring and collating these communications, both of which are in short supply," Ross said.
He received over 40 surviving papal commissions and communications, some of which dealt with the problems of married clergy in his diocese.
The decliners included AT&T, Qwest Communications and Verizon Communications, all of which report earnings tomorrow, and WorldCom, which reports on April 26.
Moreover, these violations go right to the heart of communications for which the licenses are granted.
He said there is a particular shortage of signalling engineers and communications experts, both of which are highly skilled jobs.
