Sentence examples for from communicators from inspiring English sources

Corner suggested that climate information is ineffective if it's not coming from "communicators whose cultural credentials are congruent with the audience they are speaking to".

We caught up with the Comic Con headliner before his two-night engagement at the Donald E. Stephens Convention Center to see what it's like to transition from "communicators" to iPhones.

Some have invested in systems like Lotus SameTime, from I.B.M., and Communicator Hub IM, from Communicator Inc., which run from central servers.

As my behavior shifted from communicator to learner I immediately discovered how blinded I was by a system so entrenched in methodologies and practices designed for a period in time that had long past.

This may be due to the fact that educated mass may have liked a comprehensive communication by a single deliverer more than a non-coherent message from multiple communicators (69% of subjects reported that there was poor coherence among the speakers of the symposia).

AS the Microsoft Corporation assesses the implications of the breakup ordered yesterday by Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson, the advice from professional communicators on how the company ought to handle the consequences is being offered almost as quickly as the "I Love You" computer worm infested e-mail in-boxes.

[Page A1.] As Microsoft assesses the implications of the breakup order, the advice from professional communicators on how the company ought to handle the consequences is being offered almost as quickly as the "I Love You" computer worm infested e-mail in-boxes.

In every instance, Betsy communicated only what Janyce saw: clear evidence the communication came from the communicator and not the individual.

Two other finalists are "The Network of children and youth communicators" from Honduras and Nairobi Youth Counselling Centre from Kenya.

Two other finalists are "The Network of children and youth communicators" from Honduras and Nairobi Youth Counselling Centre from Kenya, UNICEF Baku Office told Trend News.

"BrainControl gives disabled people the power to control objects with their thoughts," said Fath. "These thoughts are acquired by an EEG headset, interpreted by a computer and can be used to control just about anything from a communicator to home automation or robotics.