Sentence examples for knowledge of the communications from inspiring English sources

A Twitter user employing a fake name posed as a 16-year-old California high school girl in May and tried to get Mr. Weiner to be her prom date, according to people with knowledge of the communications and a review of documents.

"The Port Authority has told him clearly, 'Get on board,' " someone with knowledge of those communications said.

Given an institutional scenario, the participant should be able apply knowledge of communications to outline a communications plan.

One petition asks the Obama administration to "immediately disclose the government's knowledge of and communications with extraterrestrial beings" and the other to "formally acknowledge an extraterrestrial presence engaging the human race".

Following WW II he took the knowledge of radios and communications that he learned in the service into the field of Consumer Electronics where he would become a pioneer in the industry.

The rapid progress over the last decade resulted from the convergence of modern techniques from different areas of science has enriched our knowledge of the genetics of pheromone-based communications and olfactory communication systems.

Given a critical event scenario, the participant should be able to apply knowledge of communications to fulfill basic communication needs including identification of appropriate timing, content, recipients, and modalities.

He has said that Cuban officers participated in high-level military meetings, trained snipers, gained detailed knowledge of communications and advised the military on underground bunkers built to store and conceal weapons.

This suggests that the final link between the drone and the operator is between a satellite flying around in space and that that final link is unencrypted for reasons unfathomable to anyone with even cursory knowledge of network communications.

A type of reactive intruder called intelligent intruder uses this knowledge to disrupt the communications.

Comments by Mr. bin Laden indicating advance knowledge of the attacks suggested that Al Qaeda's communications network succeeded in circumventing electronic eavesdropping by American intelligence agencies.