Sentence examples for independent communication from inspiring English sources

According to the latest report on 2014 by Independent Communication Network (BiA) there are currently 22 journalists in jail.

Implications for research on high-tech devices for facilitating independent communication skills of children with ASD and for derived relational responding approaches to verbal operants are discussed.

Wadja is a device independent communication platform, offering all its users secure email messaging, free global sms delivery, communication with friends on popular social networks, and a fresh look at the way media content can be managed, viewed, and shared.

The first goal in the standard is manufacturer independent communication, the second is to use the same operating terminal to control all the implements connected to a tractor and the third is related to precision farming and information systems.

Further inclusion criteria were: (i) age 18 65 years, (ii) capable of independent communication, and (iii) capable of giving informed verbal consent to this study.

A leading independent communication company in the region (MIS Trend, Lausanne, Switzerland) was mandated to perform an opinion poll about the campaign in the adult population of the canton of Vaud.

"This novel spelling device constitutes an alterative approach to motor-independent communication," Bettina Sorger of Maastricht University in The Netherlands, one of the researchers working on the current study, told the BBC.

In recent years, it is emerging that contact sites, places where two organelles are positioned in close proximity allowing vesicle-independent communication, are an important way to integrate LDs into the organellar landscape.

MPI (message passing interface) is a language-independent communication library used to program parallel computers.

MPI is a language-independent communication protocol used to program parallel computers that is extensively used for high-performance computing.

The existence of a modality-independent communication system in the left cerebral hemisphere has been interpreted within a framework about language origins and has led some researchers to assign gestures a key role in the evolution of communication and hemispheric specialization (e.g., Corballis 2003; Vauclair and Cochet 2013).