Sentence examples for communications to form from inspiring English sources

The use of directional wireless communications to form flexible mesh backbone networks, which provide broadband connectivity to capacity-limited wireless networks or hosts, promises to circumvent the scalability limitations of traditional homogeneous wireless networks.

After Clear Communications was acquired in December 2001 to form TelstraClear, the Clear logo was prominently displayed on the building.

Mr. Wallace, the chief executive, said he was persuaded of the opportunity to form a profitable global communications network by serving a growing market efficiently.

Excluding costs related to a joint venture with Discovery Communications to form a TV network, income was 32 cents a share.

All except one are produced by British company Anglia TV, part of the Granada media empire that merged in January with Carlton Communications to form ITV ."The show has something for everyone: law and justice and the happy ending," says Kevin Mohs, the original executive producer of Animal Precinct.

It is common in wireless communications to perform some form of linear precoding operation on the source signal prior to transmission over a channel.

Today we send instant messages, texts, tweets, and other short form communications to one another.

Signs of strain at some of the small, relatively young communications companies formed to compete with big local and long-distance phone companies have been a major source of concern.

"This meant that we could track [the hacker's] first steps towards creating and deploying the malware all the way through to current campaigns in the form of communications to and from both victims and test machines," the researchers said.

"We need a new debate about the future of the party this is something that should involve everyone in the party we need to embrace new forms of communications to help in this process.

It is becoming increasingly difficult for National Security Agency to penetrate and then sift through the flood of e-mail, cell phone calls and other new forms of communications to find the few bits of secret information from other countries that the government might need.