Sentence examples for potential communications from inspiring English sources

Governments around the world recognized the potential communications breakthrough, but with monopolies like AT&T controlling the industry in every country, there were concerns about how the new technology would spread and be regulated.

A potential drawback of ultrasound-guided arthrography is the limited view of the whole joint and potential communications with neighbouring structures during injection.

But that does not mean that they are excluded from the potential communications channels companies can use to reach stakeholders today.

This excellent performance is obtained without relying on any information on the degree distribution of the network describing the potential communications among the followers: this comes at the price of requiring the ability of changing at every time instant the set of followers the leaders try to control.

The FBI has been investigating the couple's potential communications with the Islamic State and other militant groups and treating the case as an incident of domestic terrorism.

To investigate potential communications between different pairs of M. tuberculosis RelBE proteins, we assayed the protein-protein interactions among these RelBE-like proteins using bacterial two-hybrid techniques.

He says the company's venture capital arm has more than $10 million ready to invest in high-potential communications API ventures, both in Australia and throughout AsiaPac.

This paper proposes potential emergency communications architecture and presents a method for estimating emergency communications systems traffic patterns for a catastrophic event.

Mr. Creasy of Johns Hopkins said he was having student ambassadors look into Google+ as a potential admissions communications channel.

The potential for communications mishaps in the coming year is especially high because the Fed is juggling so many instruments and goals; this week was probably just a taste.

Mike McConnell, the director of national intelligence, stresses the need for intelligence agencies to act quickly to intercept potential terrorist communications ahead of any court proceeding that might slow those interceptions.