Sentence examples for could communicate a from inspiring English sources

Schulz also declined to say if Amtrak's system could communicate a track blockage to an approaching locomotive, to either alert the engineer or automatically stop the train.

Graham cleverly links the two worlds by showing an apprehensive Heath ringing the Commons number of the equally fearful Sam: you feel that, if only the two men could communicate, a breakthrough would be achieved.

Massive Attack's members weren't the first Britons to rap in their native accents, – Rodney P of the London Posse beat them to it by some years – but Adrian "Tricky" Thaws was certainly the first person to realise a West Country burr could communicate a kind of heavy-lidded, melancholy-streaked cool.

In The Long March and other characteristically multilayered productions such as Rus (a history of Russia) and The British Seafarer (1980), Mason aimed at what he called "total audio": a thematic, quasi-symphonic use of sound through which he believed he could communicate a far richer and more nuanced evocation of the past than could ever be achieved by a linear, narrator-led presentation.

Hobbo was a radio actor exemplifying that "less is more": he could communicate a thinking feeling presence with very few words, and was famed for his use of silence.

Perhaps the federal and state governments could communicate a bit more on this point.

The performer could communicate an array of information from the body of the instrument by extending the instrument using sensing technology and embedded systems.

Variation in such display traits could communicate an explicit, embodied meaning male diet quality and condition to a female with coevolved mating preferences.

The aim was to demonstrate that they could communicate an EU-related issue to their audience in a clear and understandable manner.

She feels the day is not too far off when social robots become part of our everyday lives, quoting an example where a mom's social robot could communicate with a child's robot: "Mom is a little frustrated today.

This suggested that an ambulance with a patch antenna could communicate at a reasonable rate with handheld devices operating inside the patient's home, through either an AP or a direct peer-to-peer connection.