Micro-channel arrays for the desorber and condenser are placed in intimate communication with each other using a hydrophobic membrane.
Prepared, condensed presentations represents front stage communication, 26 also described in studies of morning reports in hospitals.
For the cunning of economic reason has in the meantime at least initiated communication across national borders; but this can condense into a communicative network only as the national public spheres open themselves to each other.
Three symptom domains (social, communication, and repetitive behavior) are condensed into two domains (social-communication and repetitive behaviors).
Due to advances in technology, it is feasible to have a tracking filter attached to the sensor, and transmit only the condensed information as a tradeoff between computation and communication requirements.
In the place of policy he inserts a way of behaving, and that way is performance -- condense and exaggerate everything and display it exclusively for communication purposes.
This interview with Catherine Winder, president and executive producer of Rainmaker Entertainment, an animation studio, was conducted and condensed by Adam Bryant. A. I learned that everybody needs as much communication as possible — you can't overcommunicate.
These communication breakdowns can be alleviated by increasing spans of control and condensing hierarchical layers.
The nature of that communication is often dry, and may be technical, but this is inherent in trying to condense often difficult issues accurately and trying not to be misrepresented.
In 4G and beyond wireless communication systems, the problem of interference is becoming of increasing importance because cells are getting smaller and condensed (i.e., femto-cells) and new technologies that cause additional interference are introduced.
But my questions condense.
