Sentence examples for communications yet from inspiring English sources

We show that our approach achieves its goals at the expense of introducing a minor degree of performance loss into overall client server communications, yet we maintain that this performance loss is a minor expense in relation to the advantages of the system as a whole.

Our framework is quite simple but is adapted for device-to-device, machine-to-machine and autonomic communications; yet, both links device/base-station and device/device are modelled in a simple way.

Two extensions to CoAP, Observe and Simple CoAP Congestion Control/Advanced (CoCoA), introduce rate control mechanisms for such communications yet these extensions have not yet been compared or evaluated.

Media thrives on openness and communications, yet it is remarkable how many in the newspaper business in particular seek to conceal their decision-making processes – the role, perhaps, of owners, or to minimise errors.

Snapchat could have easily avoided that disclosure by replying to Gibsonsec's private communications, yet they didn't.

It attests that in the past, the world looked very different from the way it appears now.The history of communications is yet another of the book's offerings.

Launched 14 months ago, RedFrog Communications is yet another entrant in a fairly crowded industry that has spawned more than its share of flameouts: long-distance reselling.

Other hypotheses, including military experiments and submarine communications, have yet to bear any fruit.

Dorsey responded by saying he wasn't blaming the communications team — yet it wouldn't be the first time the CEO has pointed his finger at that department following a PR blunder.

Speaking for the marketing department, I think it's kind of funny that we're the half of the relationship responsible for "communications" and yet we use words like sales and marketing "alignment" without thinking about it much.

The man himself says he is in favor of deregulation and is "loath to put restrictions on the way anyone would use our (communications) networks". Yet he also says he would consider extending the FCC's regulatory reach if such intervention would increase user access or improve a communication network's technical operation.