Sentence examples for communications to send from inspiring English sources

The Navy is working on transporting a satellite dish into the area for news media use and has allowed other reporters to use Navy communications to send articles by e-mail.

"One is that they come from stockbrokers, who have time on their hands between sales and a communications network to send jokes around.

You can use the integrated Bluetooth communications both to send and receive photos, and it is very easy to connect to computers and printers.

Mr. Bernard acknowledged that there was something odd about transferring digital music files to a physical format, then using one of the world's oldest and slowest communications systems to send it out.

This is because the sensor network is fully connected and all communications required to send the data are computed.

Autotalks uses dedicated short-range communications (DSRC) to send small packets of pertinent information between vehicles, no matter how many wheels they have.

Thus, the communications required to send the data to the nearest SPP among leaf nodes and the intermediate nodes are minimized which leads to minimizing the total energy consumed.

Nasa's Badri Younes said that the test was a success, and it demonstrated "the feasibility of using a new communications infrastructure to send commands to a surface robot from an orbiting spacecraft and receive images and data back from the robot".

These include mobile money services, which essentially turn a user's mobile calling account into a place to store and pay out money; and USSD-based services, which use an even more basic part of a phone's communications infrastructure to send messages and money (USSD has been using by a number of other providers looking to provide more connectivity in emerging markets).

Put simply, the rule would mandate that cars be equipped with dedicated short-range communications devices to send and receive basic safety messages via short-wave radio.

The ensuing Twitter storm prompted Matt Whitlock, Hatch's deputy communications director, to send out several tweets to insist that Hatch was using the word attractive to refer to "personalities, not appearances".