Sentence examples for electronic communication devices from inspiring English sources

Children with severe communication deficits are often taught to communicate with sign language and/or electronic communication devices.

Symbol makes electronic communication devices.

Re "The President's Name Trips Up a Would-Be Voice of the News" (front page, May 8): The problems in Amazon Kindle's name pronunciation have plagued people with severe communication disabilities who use electronic communication devices.

Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) includes the use of communication aids, such as alphabet boards and electronic communication devices that speak, as well as unaided communication methods, such as sign language and gestures.

The measure recently introduced by New Jersey assemblywoman Pamela Lampitt would ban walking while texting and bar pedestrians on public roads from using electronic communication devices unless they are hands-free.

A move away from those areas could expose Qaeda leaders to betrayal, while communications among militants in Pakistan, Somalia and Yemen have created a new opportunity for American intelligence to zero in on insurgents who gave up many electronic communication devices shortly after the Sept. 11 attacks to avoid detection.

For example, a children with dysarthria (a motor speech disorder) may be understood by their parents, but for classroom participation and phone conversations they may need to augment their communication with an electronic communication device.

Our aim was to evaluate the feasibility and the reliability of using a handheld electronic communication device via telemedicine as a method for assessing and monitoring pain and discomfort in chronic pain patients.

Indeed, it is becoming more and more difficult for users to follow all the changes to stay up-to-date and also to have an electronic communication device always compatible with every standard in use all around the world.

Phoneliness (ca. 2013) Noun The experience of isolation or insignificance arising when attempting to converse with a present human being who, due to interaction with an electronic communication device, does not respond in a socially-appropriate or expected manner.

Hawking's speech, delivered through his electronic communication device, was also played at Westminster Abbey for the roughly 1,000 people in attendance, who hailed from over 100 nations (around 25,000 people had applied for tickets to the event).