Sentence examples for communications to save from inspiring English sources
CAIRO — With police stations and the governing party's headquarters in flames, and much of this crucial Middle Eastern nation in open revolt, President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt deployed the nation's military and imposed a near-total blackout on communications to save his authoritarian government of nearly 30 years.
The decision comes as a serious blow to Iridium, which was counting on Mr. McCaw's money and reputation in the wireless communications world to save an ambitious $5 billion satellite telephone service that once promised to communicate "with anyone, anytime, anywhere in the world".
We now have to apply communications technologies to save lives, improve livelihoods and eventually lift millions of people out of squalor, misery and suffering.
It's not up to Google, it's not up to Apple to turn over our personal communications in order to save the country.
David Simpson, Mr. Amicone's director of communications, said that whether to save certain structures — particularly those needing expensive repairs — should be up to the private sector, not city government.
Thereafter, this tree is used for rekeying to save communications.
Reducing extra communications is a way to save energy which can be followed by data-driven techniques.
Electric utilities have already begun to deploy smart grid technologies to better manage commercial and household load using intelligent metering and communications systems in order to save energy, cut emissions, and reduce peak loads.
In this work, we propose a new resource allocation algorithm for an uplink multiuser OFDMA relay network in the context of green communications where we aim to save battery life by minimizing the consumed transmit power.
And when applying the table to cooperative communications, we can reduce the to save energy consumption in each node.
The Justice Department wants to make this problem even worse, by forcing ISPs and others to save our communications–just in case were someday the target of an investigation.
