Sentence examples for communications that need from inspiring English sources

It's not just Earth communications that need to worry about solar flares, but whatever spacecraft and satellites happen to be hanging out in the radiation's path as well.

A grand total of 34 alliance partners means up to 544 different interfaces between equipment, bureaucracies, and communications that need to be hammered out.

Conversely, presidential communications that needn't be disclosed, either because they're personal and private (e.g., an intimate message from Obama to his wife) or because they are exempt from the FOIA and like laws (e.g., confidential legal advice from the attorney general), don't fall into the public domain just because the files happen to reside in a hand-held wireless device.

The paper first highlights the key communications issues that need to be addressed, introduces 'Telepresence' and describes an initial prototype system.

It's not communications technology that needs to be reviewed, but the culture of lying at the NSA.

He said regulation, particularly in Europe, was not an answer to the challenge, and it was not appropriate to act as if Twitter and its competitors were a type of communications utility that needed the sort of oversight imposed on broadcasters and telecoms carriers.

A great example comes right at the beginning of the game when you encounter a communications system that needs to be rebooted.

To get there, Planetary Resources is working backward, developing the in-house software, sensors, propulsion, and laser communications that may be needed to approach and analyze asteroids.

Beekeeper, the Switzerland and U.S.-based startup that provides a mobile-first communications platform for employers that need a better way to communicate with blue-collar and service-oriented workers, has raised a further $8 million in new funding.

Beekeeper, the Switzerland and U.S.-based startup that provides a mobile-first communications platform for employers that need a better way to communicate with blue-collar and service-oriented workers, has beefed up its coffers with $5 million in new funding.

Prior to the 1870s Europeans could overawe native peoples along the coasts of Africa and Asia but lacked the firepower, mobility, and communications that would have been needed to pacify the interior.