"There's definitely been a kick-up of activity there," said one Republican official, referring to communications between the Bush campaign and Mr. Pataki's office.
After the attack, officials said that they detected chatter, a term referring to communications monitored by intelligence agencies, indicating that extremists were surprised by the political impact of the bombings, which helped topple the Spanish government.
Mrs. Clinton, responding to a question at the news conference about whether the investigation of General Allen could damage American credibility in Afghanistan, said no. "There's been a lot of conversation, as you might expect," she said, referring to communications she has had with NATO allies.
The order was marked "TOP SECRET//SI//NOFORN," referring to communications-related intelligence information that may not be released to noncitizens.
The ISC takes an interesting stance on the issue of metadata (which it refers to as "communications data"), the term for the "envelope" of a communication.
The Wireless segment refers to wireless communications operations carried on by Rogers Communication Partnership (RCP), which provides retail and business voice and data wireless communications services.
CR is introduced in [1, 2] and refers to intelligent radio communications system employing technology that allows the system to obtain knowledge of its operational environment, using technology to learn from the environment and dynamically adjust its operational parameters and protocols [3].
The term electronic government (e-government) mainly refers to the information and communications technology (ICT) usage to modify structures and procedures of government agencies.
This is referred to as internal influence which refers to individual initiative in communications to the organization and co-workers to improve service delivery by the organization, co-workers, and oneself [ 21].
All we know is that one client of Reverb's told us that he was referred to Reverb Communications by an Apple employee.
