Sentence examples for communications presented from inspiring English sources

Fieldwork led to the production of 158 scientific communications presented at international meetings and to 29 manuscripts accepted in indexed, peer-reviewed journals.

The barrier to communications presented by the Cumbrian Mountains helped to make its people, including those in the recession-hit town of Whitehaven, effectively a separate and self-contained population with little contact with those living beyond these mountains.

It's equally hard not to notice the self-effacement in her bargain, which was evident during a Manhattan ceremony last year at which New York Women in Communications presented her with one of its Matrix achievement awards.

In the same piece, Hannigan says Isis differs from its predecessors in the security of its communications, presenting an even greater challenge to the security services.

The paper, which is a continuation of three previous communications, presents data on C2, C3, CO2, two synthetic multicomponent gas mixtures, and a black oil sample.

Applications such as low-power sensor networks, video surveillance cameras, or mobile communications present a different framework in which low-cost senders transmit video bit streams to a central receiver.

The introduction of malaria rapid diagnostic tests and the availability of wireless communications present an opportunity to open direct data transmission and feedback between peripheral health workers and central managers.

Leveraging and facilitating a scale up of external support for health promotion capacity development, and for improvements in the way governments approach internal and external communications, presents a very tangible opportunity for UNICEF to bolster, even accelerate, existing reform efforts.

Investigations of the effectiveness of health threat communications are supportive of the protection motivation theory framework [ 11], finding that communication effectiveness is associated with the extent to which the communications present real but controllable threats [ 12].

So one might have expected that the Justices would be especially sensitive to the unique challenges that online communications present to those who are asked to interpret them.

Email and other forms of internet communications present us with a paradox.