Sentence examples for communications purposes from inspiring English sources

With every new invention, she's moving humanity closer to unlocking the mind for both health and communications purposes.

This problem is a well-known array signal processing technique used in many applications such as, speech acquisition, acoustic imaging and communications purposes.

At that point, the Government will take control of the old analog spectrum and use it for other communications purposes (unless the FCC determines that less than 85% of all U.S. homes receive a digital signal, which could lead to a deadline extension), and tube fans will finally experience digital TV (DTV) in all its info-superhighway glory.

Existing research about the use of mobile and smart technologies in the construction industry is not extensive, but shows that they are used for a variety of formal and informal communications purposes (Brown and Perry 2000; Pink et al. 2014b; Lingard et al. 2015; Chen, and Kamara 2011; Pink et al. submitted).

Trudeau defended his party's apparent secrecy, stating: "We will not put our men and women in the Canadian Forces in harm's way for communications purposes".

Unmanned programs launched the first American artificial satellites into Earth orbit for scientific and communications purposes, and sent scientific probes to explore the planets of the solar system, starting with Venus and Mars, and including "grand tours" of the outer planets.

When asked to articulate the usefulness of two-way messaging, respondents identified different uses: message receipt confirmation of critical communications; surveillance purposes, such as to rapidly collect disease-specific data; and surge capacity information, such as a hospital's status after an event such as earthquake.

CIA came up with very little, but in the process of mobilizing the intelligence community, the Army was tasked with monitoring communications for the purposes of answering Johnson's question.

The satellites, used for communications and other purposes, cannot do everything that large ones can do, but what they can do, they do more cheaply and more efficiently.

Mr. Klein's account and the documents provide new details about how the agency works with the private sector in intercepting communications for intelligence purposes.

NHS Scotland hopes to reduce costs with the new technology, as well as have the benefit of tracking communications for audit purposes.