Sentence examples for forms of communication between from inspiring English sources

· Mobilisers are effective forms of communication between schools and communities though parents may become dependant on mobilisers, unless they (the parents) engage in direct communication with schools.

Third, while attorney-client privilege shields many forms of communication between a lawyer and his or her client, it doesn't shield everything.

The pictures – of bodies, destroyed buildings, injured and anguished people – became the mute forms of communication between people in Gaza and the outside world.

But Apple said that the watch will also enable new forms of communication between Apple Watch users, including the ability to remotely tap on a recipients wrist through the watch, and the ability to stream another user's heart beat in vibrations on the watch.

The Nash solution concept, which provides the standard definition of a game-theoretic equilibrium, specifically excluded all forms of communication between the players (and the solution does not work in cases where communication does intrude [Heath 2001]).

At a new exhibition in Brooklyn, two coders are investigating new forms of communication between man and machine, as well as how images can be used as the foundation of programming language (rather than the other way around).

In other words, expression is always also a form of communication between one "speaker" and the community of speakers.

Honking car horns are a form of communication between drivers.

Most seem to acknowledge that phone calls are not an ideal form of communication between the police and prosecutors.

"Eventually, she took to writing me letters, and that became a great form of communication between us".

The deadly fighting in Lebanon in the past week -- escalating from Hezbollah ambushes and rocket attacks to bombs dropped from Israeli aircraft on electrical generating plants -- is a familiar manifestation of a peculiarly Middle Eastern form of communication between governments.