While serving their communities, corps members develop and deploy skills in communication, problem-solving, teamwork and leadership -- skills that employers increasingly say are vital in the workplace.
The design of beam-forming networks (BFNs) for a multibeam-steerable antenna array using Coherently Radiating Periodic Structures (CORPS) in cellular mobile communication systems is presented.
On several occasions, he framed the interaction between the press corps and the White House communication office as a daily battle, using phrases like "winning the exchange from the podium".
There was no time after that when every corps was not in direct communication with the Commanding General.
Mr. Cooper has said there might have been poor communication among the corps, the National Weather Service and local government officials during the flooding.
Two Tennessee legislators, Senator Lamar Alexander, a Republican, and Representative Jim Cooper, a Democrat, have called for a Congressional investigation into communication between the corps and the people outside the agency — residents and local officials — over water releases at several corps-managed lakes that feed into the Cumberland River, which runs through downtown Nashville.
"We know that in the '73 war [Yom Kippur War], the Egyptians' intelligence corps was listening to Israeli communication lines.
Some of the gold was later used to buy food and forage for the Desert Mounted Corps, when they had outdistanced their lines of communication, and were forced to requisition supplies from the local population.
This high profile launching ceremony, attended by the Ministers of Culture, Tourism and Population, along with senior representatives from the Ministries of Justice, Communication and Labor, members of the diplomatic corps, multi- and bi-lateral agencies and the nation's press, was sponsored by the President of the Republic himself.
Part of this was because of a communication-line break, which resulted in the corps' not having an Internet connection for most of the day.
