Sentence examples for communications represent the first from inspiring English sources

The findings, reported in the journal Nature Communications, represent the first evidence of an organism using "mineral structures" to produce optical displays.

The findings, reported this week in the journal Nature Communications, represent the first evidence of an organism using mineralized structural components to produce optical displays.

The forest soils represent the third zone.

Mr King now represents the fourth district.

Mr Watts actually represents the fourth district.

The merger between Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Mobile and NTL will create a behemoth of a communications company, melding broadband, fixed-line and mobile telecommunications services to represent the U.K.'s first "quadruple play" company.

The use of nonblocking communications represents an interesting point to be considered.

The communications initiative represents the media arm of a wider strategy to promote girls' education.

So it is then, in the age of mobile-first cloud-first computing, the GSMA's efforts to represent the global mobile communications industry with Mobile World Congress has resulted in an event that appears to be getting bigger every year.

The arrows connecting the two divisional plans represent the coordinative communications that tie them together on matters of mutual concern.

Jajah's technology and expertise continues to represent the core of Telefonica's communications capabilities.