Sentence examples for idea of communication from inspiring English sources

For humans, the very idea of communication is bound up with the idea of language.

And the H.I.V./AIDS context around which the show revolves gives the idea of communication a certain urgency.

And the HIV/AIDS context itself, around which everything implicitly revolves, gives the idea of communication a sense of urgency.

Their idea of communication, he said, may be more of a two-way conversation where both parties have something specific to discuss.

After a while this relentless extrapolation of the idea of communication in physical and verbal forms begins to feel schematic — as if Ms. Guerin did have a specific idea about the meaning of her dance at the outset and has played it out in a series of formal variations, pinning us to the message of the work rather than its imaginative power.

To those who have that picture, indeterminacy threatens the whole idea of communication, for it suggests that the conveying is always vulnerable to drastic failure.

The main idea of communication-less energy management strategy is that every DG unit must be able to operate independently when communication is too difficult or costly.

"I just like the idea of advancing communication and poetry as 'still' communication," Garcia said.

But the idea of good communication and investing in community-based services early are principles many would agree could help wherever changes is taking place.

Finally, we extend the idea of overlapping communication and computation to the parallel LU factorization algorithm.

The fax helped get people used to the idea of instant communication and receiving updated information electronically.