Sentence examples for conceived communication from inspiring English sources

Since the Republic was conceived, communication technologies have evolved to reduce the time and distance that separate Congress from the public, but most of Congress's procedures and practices have remained trapped in a time warp of its own traditions.

For example, as the already technologically oriented human beings that we are, we will tend to conceive communication as a problem requiring a technological solution.

He argues also that, contrary to what interculturalists pretend, dialogue among groups has always been at the heart of multiculturalism (Meer & Modood, 2012) and the most important aspect of the "politics of recognition" is "building a relationship of trust"; a value that interculturalists cannot neglect, since it is hard to conceive communication, dialogue and solidarity without trust.

FitzGerald, who grew up near the area where the River Thames meets the North Sea, got the idea of a seawater broadcast after the US navy conceived a communication transmission signal using ocean water.

As a result, they actually conceive of communication in a one-to-many paradigm, which is a huge plus for companies that are spread out globally and interact primarily in a virtual environment.

This research work details implementation decisions and evaluates the performance of CAM and DENM facilities through a experimental testbed deployed in a semi-urban environment that uses IEEE 802.11p (ETSI G5-compliant), which is a WiFi-like communication technology conceived for vehicular communications.

Communication Strategy Guide for Maternal, Newborn, and Child Health The MNCH Guide was conceived by the Communication for Development (C4D) Section of the Program Division at UNICEF Headquarters in New York.

It is Mr. Clarke who first conceived of the communication satellites that orbit directly over a single spot on Earth and allow the planet to be blanketed in a network of signals.

Designed by the New York firm Anderson Architects, the 300-acre Abercrombie & Fitch command center, which cost $131 million and took two years to complete, was conceived to foster communication and innovation.

Several beamforming-based schemes were conceived for HSR communication systems [5, 26 30].

Similar finding are reported in the study of Sadala and da Silva [ 9] where the nursing students' inexperience of dealing with stressful situations such as the care of terminally ill patients was conceived as a communication barrier that blocked the effective delivery of the care.