Sentence examples for groups that communicated from inspiring English sources

In contrast, groups that communicated candidly about risky securities, lending practices, and other potential problems were able to preserve shareholder value.

The proportion of patients in both groups that communicated suicidal thoughts to the GP in the last month before the overdose in the current trial was 54.8 % (35.5 % implied and 19.4 % told the GP directly).

Some are neighborhood groups that communicate through Facebook and social media.

The architecture is modular, it is based on the SDN OpenFlow protocol and allows VMs to be paired in cluster groups that communicate with each other independently of the cloud platform that are deployed.

As evolving primates, we first learned to speak because it was more effective to hunt in groups that could communicate.

Such distribution of residues in networks spanning different domain sites and the presence of these "canals" suggest that specificity could possibly be encoded by groups of residues that communicate from different parts of the domain, perhaps in a similar manner to which other domains are regulated allosterically through protein sectors (Reynolds et al., 2011).

In this paper, we consider a group of agents that communicate via a dynamically switching random information network.

Google's learning software is based on simulating groups of connected brain cells that communicate and influence one another.

Groups can be created within an ethernet system that communicate with each other but are isolated from other groups.

A Mobile Ad-hoc NetworefersNEto refers to an autonomous group or cluster of mobile users that communicate over relatively bandwidth constrained wireless links.

Mr. Köhler said the fund has set up a new capital markets group that will communicate more with private bankers and traders to spot potential difficulties early.