Sentence examples for merits of communication from inspiring English sources

Gray and Denton (1991) suggested that the relative merits of communication by light rather than by sound signals diminish as the speed of movement increases and that sound-transmitted information is more important for fast movements than for slow movements.

In view of the obvious merit of rapid communication of quality-controlled results, Earth, Planets and Space decided to publish a special issue "First Results of the 2011 Off the Pacific Coast of Tohoku Earthquake".

The distinction between public and private life are changing as a result of social media, causing some to question the merit of this form of communication [ 1].

We are not going to have any communication with you until (the Soviet forces in Afghanistan) are back in the Soviet Union.'" Quite apart from the merits of cutting off all communication with the Soviet Union, it's difficult to see how it could be accomplished.

The EVM is a common figure of merits used to evaluate the quality of communication systems.

The EVM is a common figure of merits used to evaluate the linearity of communication systems and has become a mandatory part of some communication standards, e.g., [23].

One of its particular merits was clear communication of a simple message – that disabled people are not and should not be the butt of discrimination and patronising (or much worse) comments.

This protester uses modes of communication unlikely to persuade others of the merits of her position.

In the further optimisation of our SIMULINK model, we will consider replacing MATLAB function with the MEX S-function, which may help to accelerate the simulation in the merit of its direct communication with the SIMULINK engine (avoid the time consuming compile-link-execute cycle).

The lack of communication?

"A conduit of communication.