Sentence examples for future communication to from inspiring English sources

Be sure to note this contact's name, and address all future communication to this person, by name.

The Hymenoptera Anatomy Ontology (HAO) was developed to surmount this challenge and to aid future communication related to hymenopteran anatomy.

These findings provide current evidence that may be used to inform improvements of communication skills training for oncologists and highlight the need for future communication research to separately consider oncologists from different disciplines.

The handling of intercell interference at the cell border area is a strong demand in future communication systems to guarantee efficient use of the available bandwidth.

Silicon photonics appears today a promising solution to handle future communication needs thanks to ultra-high bandwidth and extremely low-power consumption.

It offers to future communication systems the ability to dynamically and locally adapt their operating spectrum by selecting it from a wide range of possible frequencies.

First, "coding" of samples and data – delinking of personal identifiers from sensitive health information to protect privacy – complicates future communication and feedback to participants.

In this special issue we bring together academic and industry researchers and practitioners from both the wireless networking and the simulation and experimentation communities to discuss trends in simulation and experimentation techniques, models, and practices for future communication systems and to foster interdisciplinary collaborative research in this area.

According to the Explanatory Report, the word 'offered' implies that participants must consent to or refuse any future communication of information prior to participation in research.

In the last decade, recent studies [1] have shown that future communication systems should be designed to be able to adapt to their environment in order to tackle the problem of the underutilization of a precious resource such as the radio spectrum.

Massive multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) techniques have the potential to bring tremendous improvements in spectral efficiency to future communication systems.