Sentence examples similar to eventual communications from inspiring English sources
Power efficiency is at a prime in satellite communications, and an eventual reduction of the back-off implies an improvement in the link budget and an eventual increase of the coverage area.
The highly public nature of the battle, led by Alastair Campbell, Number 10's former director of communications, led to the eventual 'outing' of the source of Gilligan's claims, Dr David Kelly.
Baran's inventions provided the technical foundation for the eventual development at ARPANET of the Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), a communications protocol that allowed a number of different networks designed by different vendors to form a "network of networks".
One inducement that administration officials said they might put on the table is to buy Russian interceptors for a missile shield; another would be to offer joint development for high-technology sensors, communications systems or "kill vehicles" of an eventual missile system.
In the affidavit, investigators said they believed the communications may have been related to the eventual attack.
The relationship and eventual interview might have placed the Sinaloa Cartel's famously disciplined communications security at risk, but it seemed the cartel boss was eager to take a gamble.
"One of the eventual reactions was the common carrier rule," Professor Wu said, which required telegraph and then phone companies to accept communications from all speakers on all topics.
Their eventual total was 163.
