Sentence examples for network of communications from inspiring English sources
Mr. Clarke played down his success in foretelling a globe-spanning network of communications satellites.
Will the Chinese model of censorship affect the future of Africa's growing network of communications technology?
Despite a bristling network of communications technology across the state, when the fire came many people found themselves completely alone.
Each of these weapons systems was an intricate network of communications among people and missiles carrying hydrogen bombs.
We could see the final uplink commands being sent through the Deep Space Network, the global network of communications facilities that helps NASA send messages to its spacecraft.
The vice president also serves as an adviser to campus leaders and convenes a network of communications professionals working across Stanford's schools and units.
Genetic lesions (mutations, deletions, translocations, reduplications, etc)., commonly seen in cancers, can significantly disrupt important molecular pathways in the networks of communications needed to sustain orderly tissue/organ structure and function.
It is taught sometimes in the formal education system; sometimes in the informal religious schools; sometimes in places of worship and it is promoted by a vast network of internet communications.
The Cordiant Communications Group in London said yesterday that it had agreed to acquire the Lighthouse Global Network in Chicago, an international network of specialist communications and marketing businesses, for $592 million in stock and debt.
The growing network of "strategic communications," digital practitioners and the newly created PR subsidiaries of old-line lobbying firms is, in effect, supplanting special pleaders' traditional tactics while simultaneously enhancing their ability to operate out of the limelight.
Building on the organizational infrastructure of the Company and the sophisticated commercial institutions of the markets of the East, employees constructed a cohesive internal network of peer communications that directed English trading ships during their voyages.
