Sentence examples for in order to communicate a from inspiring English sources

In his own paintings of religious subjects, Lodovico gave his figures strong gestures amid flickering plays of light in order to communicate a sense of mystery and passionate spiritual emotion.

In order to communicate, a pair of mesh nodes within transmission range of each other needs to have a common channel assigned to their end-point radios.

In order to achieve these goals, the CAA should satisfy the following requirements: In order to communicate, a pair of mesh nodes within transmission range of each other needs to have a common channel assigned to their end-point radios.

In times gone by, people lived in a type of consciousness in which even the slightest movement of the wind meant something -- perhaps that heaven was piercing the veil between dimensions, speaking in a soft breeze, moving a branch or a leaf in order to communicate a message, or a warning, or signal its approval.

The gallery will use other selected Morris quotations in order to communicate what a polymath he was.

For example, a given module may as a player to control the spectral centroid of their playing in order to navigate a virtual 3D landscape (possibly while also dodging obstacles!) Or, a player may be asked to control the tone-to-noise ratio of their playing in order to communicate with a virtual musical creature whose every move responds to the sonic details of the human player.

So, in his final incarnation on earth, David Bowie became the death whisperer, who unshackles himself from all that was, in order to communicate with a reclusive entity that no one can get through to.

Naseer, like others in the larger alleged plot, was also accused of using female identities to open email accounts in order to communicate with an al Qaeda liaison.

□Need interpreter in order to communicate with an English speaker.

It defines productive and receptive levels for different dimensions of language competence and it describes in detail which skills learners have to master in order to communicate successfully in a given language (Council of Europe 2001).

It had something to do with zero gravity and people dancing in space, maybe in order to communicate something to an alien race.