Sentence examples for limitations of communications from inspiring English sources

It has since been claimed that acoustic analysis of the recording reveals the presence of the missing "a"; Peter Shann Ford, an Australia-based computer programmer, conducted a digital audio analysis and claims that Armstrong did, in fact, say "a man", but the "a" was inaudible due to the limitations of communications technology of the time.

Second, know the power — and limitations — of electronic communications.

For realism, ranges exceeding range of 9,000 m are neglected which, in turn, are calculated through finite linearization method to delimit the limitations of acoustic communications and to maximize the number of ranges evaluated in each pass.

This rule was quickly modified to 30 miles due to the distance limitations of then-possible synchronous communications.

Broadbent claimed not only that the human brain is subject to capacity limitations of the sort that communications engineers had learnt to theorize, he claimed also that these limitations are clustered so that there is a single bottleneck in capacity that is especially critical to the brain's handling of perceptual information.

As Nancy Gravatt, the institute's vice president of communications, put it, "Considering the budgetary limitations, this is the way to get the best bang for our buck".

For disaster exercises, limitations of field operation drills such as communications, coordination, assignment of responsibilities, and postevent mitigation priorities were noted, and tabletop drills provided additional benefits for these settings.

The application of this theorem to networked expert communications hints at fundamental limitations of the discrete linguistic representation of thoughts, meanings, and meditative states of consciousness, as transmitted in virtual collaboration processes.

ANNALS OF COMMUNICATIONS about the New York Times.

ANNALS OF COMMUNICATIONS about transitions in television.

ANNALS OF COMMUNICATIONS about journalists' speaking fees.