Sentence examples for possibilities of communication from inspiring English sources

The digital revolution has brought possibilities of communication never thought before in the history of humanity.

As for prisons, I would make them places of rehabilitation by using drama to open up possibilities of communication and expression.

What ensues for the remainder of the piece is a droll conversation, with the woman schooling the man in the possibilities of communication; eventually, she becomes bored with his seeming ineducability, and leaves as abruptly as she arrived.

In the same way, art may appear to be "an exploration of experience, of the possibilities of communication, and of the extraordinary collaboration of eye and hand," but according to some neo-Darwinians, it too is simply a means of attracting sexual partners.

Given that the moon landing was a dramatic extension of the possibilities of communication (as President Nixon said when he was patched through to the men on the moon, this had to be "the most historic phone call ever made"), the fact that it could be broadcast live on TV was itself part of the story.

Due to this, it is important to offer different forms of interaction during a video and to provide possibilities of communication in all forms and directions.

This in particular concerned controversial issues of possible allostery within the dimeric complex and possibility of communication between the monomers.

In the words of the American scholar Natalie Zemon Davis, Leo offers our age the "possibility of communication and curiosity in a world divided by violence".

Balfour was no dupe but a thoroughgoing sceptic, yet he firmly believed in the possibility of communication from beyond the grave.

Nevertheless, neutrinos raise the possibility of communication at data rates some three orders of magnitude higher than is currently possible with submarines.

The latest news was that the colony had created a sort of super-solitary regime for Oleg by vacating the cells to either side of his, to remove any possibility of communication.