Sentence examples for most advanced communications from inspiring English sources
The degree of human suffering, let alone criminality, is little acknowledged in the west, despite the presence of the world's most advanced communications and nominally most free journalism.
Son and Tsutsui claim to have built the world's most advanced communications network.
"Telefónica is one of the world's most advanced communications companies, and together we can provide a one-of-a-kind mobile experience to new and existing pinners around the globe".
Ham radio operators were developing ways to use the most advanced communications technologies known to man, on frequencies ranging from the lowest to microwaves.
With its giant rubber tires instead of noisy tracks, it is fast and quiet and draws on the brigade's reconnaissance drones, eavesdropping equipment and the Army's most advanced communications gear to outflank an enemy rather than outslug it.
The release promised that by July, "Tonga will boast one of the most advanced wireless communications networks in the world".
EE, the UK's most advanced digital communications company, today announced a range of new 4GEE promotional price plans.
Capable of real-time processing of large data streams, digital signal processors can be found in hundreds of devices from antilock brakes and DVD players, hard drives and modems, network adapters and digital phones, to smart radios and the most advanced wireless communications equipment.
Hotel rooms and airports are, she says, "not seen as an appropriate environment for substantive work" and are mainly used for e-mail.Finally, Ms Broadbent found that migrants are the most advanced users of communications technology.
Working in the United States "wasn't something I'd seen coming or pursued," Mr. Robertson said at a breakfast interview not long after the meeting, "but it's always something I wanted to do, because this is the most advanced advertising and communications market there is".
From the very first radio to the most advanced cellphone, wireless communications have depended on antennas that emit and receive radio waves.
