Sentence examples for communications therefore from inspiring English sources

j The transmission mode is defined as the transmission rate pair within the throughput region F. k The other existing algorithms have specifically been designed for unicast communications; therefore, they are excluded here from the performance comparison.

Participants requested that additional information be included in some categories (e.g., vaccines, supplies, public health measures, and communications); therefore, it was later decided to include this information in an Appendix section in the 3rd generation pandemic plan (Table 3).

The watchdog added: "In the absence of such an indication, for example #ad, we considered the tweets were not obviously identifiable as Nike marketing communications and therefore concluded they breached the [advertising] code.

However, a freedom of information response from NHS England reveals that the unaddressed leaflet was not considered "exceptional' post" – common for nationwide government communications – and therefore did not reach houses that ask Royal Mail not to deliver junk post.

The novelist Richard Powers recently declared in a Times Op-Ed piece that privacy is a "vanishing illusion" and that the struggle over the encryption of digital communications is therefore as "great with consequence" as the Cold War.

Underwater network communications are therefore almost always half-duplex.

"This will of course mean hitting other areas but again, we have listened, and a range of support services, including management and communications, will therefore face larger reductions".

Frequency spectrum is a finite resource in wireless communications, and therefore, the search for an efficient modulation technique is an important area of research.

Among the 649 substandard medicines, 89 (14%) were subjected to urgent communications and therefore required urgent recalls.

"So as the economy improves, we expect advertising and therefore communications spending to grow in a parallel path".

She overhauled Yahoo Mail, which was, by far, Yahoo's most-used communications tool, and therefore might have been the best bet to do something similar to Facebook.