Sentence examples for communications types and from inspiring English sources

- Details on drug trafficking organizations, including leadership (biographic information and biometric data), communications (types and sources of technologies used), and methods of operation, to include processing and storage sites, methods of laundering money, and activities of front companies (financial activities, shipping records, addresses, and associated companies).

His stories dissolve, unfinished, into other stories; characters — including a "guess artist" who reads minds with a thirty-three-per-cent accuracy rate, a girl who accepts only written communications (preferably typed), and a spurned Russian empress who forces her former lover to marry "the ugliest of women" — vanish and resurface; and reality is generally given the heave-ho.

Also, several country-differences became apparent such as in communications and types of palliative care delivery.

The first step Jennifer took was to help the creative and communications-type people she was hiring to understand the business side of a PR firm.

You will see that more and more traditional chip players will try to add communications-type chips to their product mix," says Greg Rossmann, managing director with Broadview.

It covers general communications with RTUs, including data types and services that are suitable for electrical and substation systems.

Meanwhile, BATS said it had also received a request from the S.E.C. for "documents and information related to the development, modification and use of order types, and our communications with certain market participants".

While the basic script may remain the same [ 7- 12], the nature and type of communications and interactions between doctor and patient may differ across practice locations, such as urban and rural settings.

The general trend toward the use of Internet to transport all types of digital communications (packetized, of IP type) and universal wireless access to the network is already on its way.

Customers have the right to opt-in or out of communications and the type of data they are sharing.

The decision reflected increasing concern within the Fed that the economy was at risk from a steep falloff in corporate profits and a related pullback by companies in the purchase of computers, communications technology and other types of equipment.