Sentence examples similar to permit it to communicate from inspiring English sources
A work is fixed "when its embodiment in a copy or phonorecord... is sufficiently permanent or stable to permit it to be perceived, reproduced, or otherwise communicated for a period of more than transitory duration". In digital form, a work is generally recorded (fixed) as a sequence of binary digits (zeros and ones) using media specific encoding.
It also may be uncomfortable permitting him to communicate with a defense team.
Your body language is effective if it communicates the message you want it to communicate.
His mysterious malady, which only lately, 20 years later, is permitting him to communicate, ended his coaching career.
The ruling will permit SunTrust to communicate directly with Wachovia's shareholders to promote its own takeover proposal, which is valued at $13.9 billion, over that of First Union, which is valued at $13.6 billion and is favored by Wachovia's directors.
This entails the derivation of both the hardware and software interfaces that will bind these elements together and permit them to communicate correctly and efficiently.
A sensible solution: Keep intact the cell phone ban in aircraft, but permit passengers to communicate with the world via their PCs and BlackBerrys.
Any mechanisms that permit cells to communicate with each other can amplify switching effects by cell synchronisation, and by definition such 'social' signals act as pheromones, whose apparent 'altruism' can be explained on the basis of kin selection theory.
PepsiCo, based in Purchase, N.Y., has also developed a intranet site that will permit the restaurants to communicate with company headquarters, Big Boy said.
