Sentence examples for familiar communication from inspiring English sources

This is what's called the "invisible app" market, as we've referred to it here on TechCrunch, and it makes sense given the rise of mobile messaging, combined with the ability to integrate a virtual assistant-powered experience over familiar communication channels like SMS.

Laughter - 1, Terminal Coolness - 0. The couple has slipped back into their familiar communication trance of anger and blame, defensiveness and withdrawal.

In Lyons' approach two colleagues (who are familiar communication partners) observe the behaviours displayed (albeit usually idiosyncratically but generally consistently) by a focus person with severe cognitive impairments to express various inner states.

In addition, the following further conclusions can be drawn: Preoperative planning with MARS MRI is useful for prediction of muscle destruction and the extent of any solid pseudotumor in a manner with which surgeons are familiar (communication between radiologist and surgeon is more straightforward with MRI images than with ultrasound snapshots).

Bit by bit, like mist obscuring a familiar landscape, communication becomes obscure and incomplete.

In contrast, the adult rhesus monkeys were viewing and hearing highly familiar conspecific communication signals.

Patient profiling showed that compared those who attempted the questionnaire, those who refused were older, had fewer years of education and were less familiar with communication technology (mobile phones, internet, email).

Are you regularly dismissing otherwise suitable candidates because they aren't seen as the 'right cultural fit' or as having a familiar leadership and communication style?

Rather, he explained, "we're built into phones," and added, in a familiar refrain, that "communication is at our very core".

After home shopping, industry experts say, the call-in show is the most successful application of German interactive television, combining two familiar forms of communication: television and the telephone.

Experts say one of the most common mistakes in corporate split-ups is that both parties maintain their familiar methods of communication, evaluation, training and promotion, along with benefits and behaviors that make up a company's spirit.