Sentence examples for digital communication from from inspiring English sources

Rajesh Singh received his Ph.D from University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, M.Tech (Gold Medalist) in Digital Communication from Rajeev Gandhi Technical University, Bhopal, India and received his B.E. degree in Electronics & Communication Engineering from B.R. Ambedkar University Agra, India.

As I typed "shadid" into my Gmail search bar, I couldn't help feeling that there was something uniquely awful about possessing a digital communication from a person who's passed.

In an act of despair and much, much-needed self-care, I decided to screw it all and hide from all digital communication for a week.

He obtained his BSc in Computer Engineering, MSc in Digital Communication Systems from Loughborough University, UK and Ph.D. in Engineering Management from Coventry University.

Dr. S. Smys received his Bachelor of Engineering degree in Electronics and Communication Engineering from the Periyar University, India in 2002 and his Master of Engineering in Digital Communication and Networking from Anna University, India in 2004.

We give an example of mechanisms of impulsive interference in digital communication systems resulting from the nonsmooth nature of any physically realizable modulation scheme for transmission of a digital (discontinuous) message.

In this paper, we focus on particular illustrative mechanisms of impulsive interference in digital communication systems resulting from the nonsmooth nature of any physically realizable modulation scheme for transmission of a digital (discontinuous) message.

To illustrate their methodology, experimental results are presented using a complex multilayer application including video and digital communication layers, going from its high-level description to its distributed and real-time implementations on heterogeneous platforms.

As our digital communication style evolves from a monologue (sharing, posting) into a dialogue, so does our ability to discover how the way we see ourselves compares to the way trusted peers/friends actually see us in real life.

The motivation for the study stems from digital communication.

Some schools have shied away from digital communication altogether, he said, although mistakes can also occur with paper acceptance letters.