Other uses are in shields and control rods of nuclear reactors (due to its very high nuclear absorption cross section) and as a component of yttrium gadolinium garnet, which is employed in communications.
The design and operational tuning of the instruments and procedures employed in communications-navigation-surveillance (CNS) and air traffic management (ATM) often relies on stochastic simulation techniques.
Earth-based telescope array receivers employing optical communications have the potential to fulfill the communication needs of technologically sophisticated, deep-space exploration missions.
Dr. Todd Wolynn is a Pittsburgh pediatrician whose 19-member Kids Plus Pediatrics practice employs a communications director to manage an active Facebook page and the group's Web site.
A large public of literate citizens was necessary before giant publishing and newspaper empires might employ extant communications technology to satisfy widespread desires or needs for popular reading materials.
Suggesting that any leakage of tax revenues flowing from the complex corporate structures of digital groups is merely coincidental, the Digital Economy Group says: "Enterprises that employ digital communications models do not organise their business operations differently as a legal or tax matter".
UWSNs employ acoustic communications [1 5].
Listeners use inexpensive portable "world band" radio receivers to access the shortwave bands, and some advanced hobbyists employ specialized communications receivers featuring digital technology designed for optimum reception of shortwave signals, along with outdoor antennas to enhance performance.
PCM, invented by H.A. Reeves of the United States in 1939, is employed by many communications companies and organizations, including Comsat and Intelsat, for telegraph, telephone, and television transmission.
As a result, the experiment's neutrinos must travel 240 metres through the Earth's crust, precisely the sort of thing the theorists envisaged.The message, which read "neutrino", was transcribed into a string of "0s" and "1s" using the standard code employed in digital communications.
Several radio systems are employed for (classical) communications.
