Sentence examples for latest communications technology from inspiring English sources

Powers reminds us of when Socrates, the greatest of all oral communicators, was freaking out over "the very latest communications technology, written language based on an alphabet" (though as Powers concedes, "writing wasn't completely new").

To achieve this objective, the latest communications technology has been incorporated into heterogeneous networks and sensor systems.

Thousands of patents are filed every day, covering a wide range of products from new genetic sequences and the latest communications technology, to eccentric inventions such as concentrated beer tablets, nappies for pet birds, and Chinese herbal medicines for purging evil and curing death!

In February, the Pentagon initiated an effort to broaden its approved mobile devices so the military can access the latest communications technology and is not dependent on just one equipment vendor.

Resting as it does on the Atlantic, the area has historically been a place where global trade meets the latest communications technology.

The BBC's David Willey, in Rome, says that the Vatican has long shown interest in using the latest communications technologies to spread the faith with the inventor of radio, Guglielmo Marconi, setting up Vatican Radio in 1931.

The latest information and communications technology has enabled flood modelling in urban areas using high quality terrain data to simulate the detailed flow dynamics in local areas.

To overcome the problem, the principal railroads of the United States and Canada combined in the 1980s to develop an Advanced Train Control Systems (ATCS) project, which integrated the potential of the latest microelectronics and communications technologies.

Security analysts and regional military attaches expect Vietnam's initial wish list of equipment to cover the latest in surveillance radar, intelligence and communications technology, allowing them better coverage of the South China Sea as well as improved integration of its growing forces.

WIRELESS communications technology has meant that the latest generation of laptop computers, hand-held devices, cell phones and beepers are able to pull e-mail messages out of the ether.

The New York Times said the demonstrations pitted "thugs firing bullets" against "protesters firing tweets".The idea that the internet was fomenting revolution and promoting democracy in Iran was just the latest example of the widely held belief that communications technology, and the internet in particular, is inherently pro-democratic.