Sentence examples for modern digital communications from inspiring English sources
Even if signals were being transmitted, we may not know how to decode them – just as an old-fashioned radio engineer familiar only with amplitude-modulation might have a hard time decoding modern digital communications.
More correctly, his theory applied not only to data but also to communication of all kinds and, combined with the pulse code modulation system of digital telecommunications transmission devised in 1937 by Englishman Alec Reeves, effectively laid the foundations for today's modern digital communications and broadcasting networks, the internet and much more.
Demand is particularly strong for networking equipment from companies like Cisco Systems that forms the backbone of modern digital communications systems.
Conservative party traditionalists have been angered by his attempts to modernise party policy — which makes it all the more apt Cameron has taken to Twitter — the epitome of a modern digital communications medium — to try to silence his critics.
We encountered increasing difficulty finding Army personnel who came into the service well-versed in the sciences they need to manage modern digital communications.
Nevertheless, modern digital communication systems require broadband to be deployed.
At worst, the report warns, the expansion of secrecy in the modern world of digital communications could undermine democratic accountability: "At its most benign, secrecy impedes informed government decisions and an informed public; at worst, it enables corruption and malfeasance".
Modern digital technology had made clandestine communications with overseas agents seem routine.
The workshop activities for 7 11 year olds highlight the roles that space and satellite technology play in observing and monitoring the Earth's biosphere as well as being vital to communications in the modern digital world.
Business lines include corporate communications, brand marketing, social and digital communications, public affairs, and communication training.
The modern digital user expects everything everywhere.
