Sentence examples for communications terms from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately in communications terms it will be too late.

But while that puts the moderate mainstream on par with the Islamists in communications terms, we should not get carried away.

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Similarly, from traders in flower markets to businessmen keeping in touch with distant relatives, what matters most of all in communications terms is being able to get hold of the small number of people closest to you, personally and professionally; and ensuring that your interactions with them are reliable, exclusive, unobtrusive and secure.

A further point of potential importance is the enrichment of communications, in terms of additional words, utterances, speech acts, and communication sequences.

(There are few public sources of pricing information for corporate communications because terms are often negotiated case by case basis).

"This isn't a matter of ego or crowing," says Steve Crocker, who was present that day at UCLA in 1969, "but there has not been, in the entire history of mankind, anything that has changed so dramatically as computer communications, in terms of the rate of change".

The Rail-CR cognitive radio will enhance the performance of railway communications in terms of interoperability, robustness, reliability, and spectral efficiency, and will make it cost-effective to deploy and maintain.

Green cellular networks (see, e.g., [3, 4]), which aim at optimizing energy efficiency (EE) for communications in terms of bits per joule per hertz have drawn considerable research interests in recent years (see, e.g., [5 8] and the references therein).

Results in [6] show that the problem with this approach is that several competing tasks running in parallel with QAM may hurt the performance of the modulation, making this approach inadequate for demanding wireless communications in terms of throughput and energy efficiency.

When stating what you do, always frame your communications in terms that specifically answer the needs and/or aspirations of your target audiences.