Sentence examples for observed communications from inspiring English sources

Interviews and reviews explore parents' and professionals' views and accounts of the effectiveness of observed communications.

Interviews explored parents' and HCPs views of the effectiveness of observed communications and allowed more detailed exploration of how HCPs supported parents to share management of their child's condition.

In [12], the methods of coexistence between radar and communications systems are studied, where the authors derive achievable bounds on performance for a receiver that observes communications and radar return in the same frequency band.

The judge observed, "Uber communications regarding… Kalanick's safety do not involve legal advice and so are not shielded by the attorney-client privilege".

Naver's Japanese arm launched Line in 2011 after observing how communications were disrupted after the earthquake and tsunami.

Here, interactive means that the channel is two-way and can be used multiple times, unlimited capacity means that it is noiseless and has infinite capacity, and public and authenticated mean that the eavesdropper can perfectly observe all communications over this channel but cannot tamper with the messages transmitted.

It is observed that VHF UHF communications as well as automated navigation and precision positioning via GPS are affected by scintillations.

The destination compares, which is the BER estimated using (7) and (12), and,     which denotes the BER observed from real communications.

Giovanni Criscuolo and Nicola Leone independently observed in personal communications that the proof of this theorem relies on an unproved assumption that at the best of our current knowledge might turn out to be false.

Three specific types of interactions were central to the socioemotional communications observed in this study: the use of informal pleasantries, the use of humour and active relationship building.

The elevated risk of UBC observed in the communications industry, and for occupations in law and jurisprudence may also be due the sedentary nature of the work or frequency of urination, although this information was not collected here.