ON March 7, for example, Boeing won a $154 million contract to integrate the Army Future Combat Systems program, essentially a communications network to tie together robotic land vehicles, tactical U.A.V.'s and other weapons and sensors.
Essentially, the communications among nanomachines can be realized by means of molecular, electromagnetic, or quantum information exchange.
Obama should reject the advice of his aides and resume use of his Blackberry for essentially all communications not requiring a high degree of security.
The OSI model is essentially a data communications management structure, which breaks data communications down into a manageable hierarchy of seven layers.
PayloadPlus essentially demonstrates a communications focused architecture.
Clarke, a science fiction author and tech visionary who essentially invented the communications satellite, foresaw how a future in which there would be widespread use of distributed computer terminals, if not computers of one's very own, would be a game-changer for society.
"Until kids are not kicked out of their house for being gay or transgender, and until kids are not being beaten by parents for being gay or transgender, we owe it to kids to protect them," Steven M Rudman, chairman of Equality Texas, told CBS News. "We believe Sen. Burton's legislation would essentially destroy protected communications between a student and an educator".
That makes it essentially a large communications network, which could be utilized to spread political or religious information in ways that are difficult for government's to scrap and monitor as they can do via social networking sites or search engines.
Early in the campaign, Gibbs was essentially overseeing Obama's communications strategy and operations — and the situation was charitably described as a mess by people within the campaign and journalists who dealt with it.
