Sentence examples for controlled communication from inspiring English sources

In some pueblos, separate clan societies had complete charge of the ceremonial calendar and formally controlled communication with the supernatural, even selecting the member who might be curer in case of an illness.

The shaping of history has yet to be defined by a NEW HUMAN BEING capable of walking on the edge of globally controlled communication, without losing its integrity, that is: the possibility of BECOMING, not just BEING.

When I mention social networking, he says that men prefer more controlled communication: movies before which the audience falls silent and text with no place for comments.

Like bisimulation, it possesses equivalent relational and logical characterizations; it has two additional equivalent characterizations as congruence with respect to all GSOS languages, and with respect to CCS extended by process copying and controlled communication operations.

He wrote of "a series of bizarre communications from a PR team whose attempts to control communication about YSL – whether coming directly from the brand itself or independent media outlets – seems obsessive".

Bradley and Saunders' wife were told to turn off their phones so negotiators could "control" communication.

The insurrectionists also tried but failed to control communication with the public.

The telencephalon is the most complex brain region, controlling communication, emotion, movement and memory.

When Enum was approved in 2002, the idea was that individuals would grab their own number and use it as a way of controlling communication.

H.P., Citrix Systems, Microsoft and others are also fine-tuning the software that controls communication between thin clients and the servers.

Their solution was a programming language, Interpress, that would control communication between a computer and a printer.