Sentence examples for new communications systems from inspiring English sources

The systems engineer had a multitude of functions, with special emphasis on effective utilization of scientific and technical advances in planning new communications systems.

The wireless test request could be related to Amazon's preparations to start drone deliveries in the U.S. Or they could indicate that Amazon is building new communications systems for use in physical security, or data gathering from the company's considerable infrastructure.

This trend and others are also supported by new communications systems.

as he announced a $750,000 grant to the Police Department for a new communications system.

Among other steps being taken, the School Safety Division is moving and will soon receive a new communications system, Mr. Browne said.

a new communications system was added for today's test that transmits information directly to the kill vehicle about the location of the target after it has lifted off.

The Defense Ministry said it had suspended plans to begin using a new communications system today for the army after the police had informed the ministry that the software had been developed by an Aum company.

At the ceremony, Mr. Biden was especially effusive, crediting Mr. Obama with fighting to win $1 billion for the federal Community Oriented Policing Services or "COPS" program that Mr. Biden, as a senator, helped create in 1994, and for a new communications system to avert the breakdowns that first responders faced after the Sept. 11 attacks and during Hurricane Katrina in 2005.

WASHINGTON — Flights over much of the eastern United States were delayed Thursday by a pre-dawn failure in a fairly new communications system, which led to the shutdown of a computer that accepts flight plans from the airlines and feeds them to air traffic controllers.

The first of these developments could be a new communications system.

Perhaps most important, Lucent had underestimated demand for new optical communications systems, which transmit digital information using pulses of light.