Sentence examples for communications suggests from inspiring English sources

All populations belonged to at least two pools; some to as many as nine (Bermudians and Puerto Ricans).A paper just published in Nature Communications suggests that this model can be remarkably accurate.

The cooperative communications suggests using the multi-hop higher throughput links wherever appropriate [37 43].

Though scientists have had ideas about how this arms race works, a study published this week in Nature Communications suggests that the egg war isn't playing out the way we'd once thought.

The NSA's stranglehold on Afghan communications suggests that the removal of US troops from the country doesn't amount to the removal of the US war machine.

The story of Kelly Blazek's LinkedIn communications suggests an updated rule: "Avoid writing or saying anything you wouldn't want to go viral".

Sankei Shimbun newspaper said the communications suggested that the ship was smuggling drugs.

Other internal communications suggest that civil servants have asked for more than one hundred changes to the service.

But Mark Ryan, senior vice president of corporate communications, suggested that the company might be able to expand production still further.

"Don't keep telling me what I think!" bellowed Boulton after Labour's former director of communications suggested he wanted to see David Cameron in Downing Street.

Compared with that period, other intelligence officials said, current intelligence-gathering has not included as many intercepted communications suggesting that an attack might be imminent.

The raid began after the Pakistani authorities received a tip from American officials, who said they had intercepted communications suggesting the presence of Al Qaeda fighters in the village.