Sentence examples for communications published from inspiring English sources

From internal communications published earlier this year by the U.S. Senate's Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, we know that he personally signed off on some of the risky maneuvers that the chief investment office applied.

The criteria for the selection of papers included original articles and short communications published between January 2000 and July 2015.

However, to the best of our knowledge, we are not aware of any MIMO-OFDM measurement results for V2I communications published in the scientific literature to date.

Firstly, 50 articles and communications published in the last 5 years in the academic reference indexes that focus on the use of technologies in the university education context.

_____________ Lt. Gen. Clarence E. Macc" McKnight, Jr., (USA-Ret) is the author of "From Pigeons to Tweets: A General Who Led Dramatic Change in Military Communications", published by The History Publishing Company.

For the scientific community to react swiftly and effectively to such a pandemic, it is crucial that all the relevant research and communications published in scientific journals reach experts as quickly as possible.

Graduates can work in the mass media or in related areas such as video and multimedia production, advertising and promotion, public relations, corporate communications, marketing communications, publishing, and sales and marketing.

This is already happening in communications, publishing and entertainment.

The business model disruption in communications, publishing and entertainment today will happen in energy (distributed solar power generation), education (MOOCs), banking (peer to peer lending), computing power (see Moore's Law), and manufacturing (3D printing) tomorrow.

The draft communications bill, published in May this year, specifically lifts the ban on the formation of a single ITV company.

He said a key delay was getting Tony Blair and George Bush to agree to their communications being published in the run-up to the US-led invasion.