Sentence examples for communications vacuum from inspiring English sources

Until very recently these folk have been living in a hard communications vacuum, and humanity abhors that vacuum.

'Stealth' is the steps the vendor takes to encrypt communications, disguise the packaging, vacuum seal the product, and is a coveted ability for darknet vendors.

Older vacuum tube-based communications receivers are affectionately known as boatanchors for their large size and weight.

Broadly speaking, Section 702 authorizes the government to vacuum up the electronic communications of non-American nationals living abroad.

Optical links that operate in vacuum (inter-satellite and space communications) are at least tens of thousands of kms long.

The targets do not need to be a suspected terrorist or spy, and it is generally an accepted fact that Americans' communications sometimes get "incidentally" caught up in that vacuum, thanks to various technical and practical difficulties.

But it appeared that the agency had taken a vacuum-cleaner approach, recording 70 million communications, the article said, including telephone calls and instant messages.

There are legitimate privacy concerns about allowing the N.S.A. to vacuum up such an enormous amount of communications.

My hunch is that this brand and its launch strategy were created in a vacuum — I'd be surprised if diverse thinking went into the strategy or communications.

All the breakdowns started on electric, cryogenic and diagnostic communications (ECDCs) by the high voltage induced at fast current variations in magnets concurrently with vacuum deterioration, but never on the coils, though sometimes the latter were damaged too.

The optical pointing and tracking characteristics of a laser communications terminal called the Laser Utilizing Communications Equipment LUCEE) are tested again as the terminal level test in the thermal vacuum test.