Research suggests that the effectiveness of decision aids is enhanced when the information provided is tailored to the needs of the individual; the communications are consistently better remembered and perceived as being more relevant than non-tailored materials [ 23].
The objective is to exploit the properties of the GaInNAs/GaAs alloy compressive strain structure to design a laser diode likely to meet the needs of optical communications.
If a government spy or law enforcement agency needs help intercepting the communications of some terrorist or criminal using apps like WhatsApp or iMessage, they'll need to shell out more money than ever.
Working together without human intervention, cognitive radios in close proximity would create an efficient wireless network that adapts to the communications needs of the moment.
"As the nation looks to move to a renewable energy standard, a lot of that really comes down to how to meet the energy needs of the East coast," Jamie Karnik, the communications manager at a wind advocacy group, told The Washington Independent's Andrew Restuccia.
Similarly, an understanding of the needs of policy and communications teams could help focus both data analysis and the reporting of results.
If Facebook is going to hand over all of your messages, all of your wall posts, all of your private photos, all of your private details from their server the government has no need to intercept all of the communications that constitute those private records.
However, without changes, those mobile communication technologies may not be suitable for the needs of data-intensive communications for high speed train passengers, since the relevant moving speeds are much higher and more challenging for communication designs, for example, the China Railways High-speed (CRH) train between Beijing and Shanghai at a speed of 350 kilometers per hour (kmph).
Under the law only one end of the communications needs to be foreign, meaning that US persons' communications can be collected if they are in correspondence with a foreign target.
The secrecy, according to the Bush legal team releasing the records, is needed due to the sensitivity of the communications.
