Sentence examples for sense to communicate from inspiring English sources

Dogs are sensitive to touch, the fifth sense, and use this sense to communicate with one another and with their human counterparts.

Saccharomyces cerevisiae are similar to bacteria in using quorum-sensing to communicate with each other and coordinate certain behaviors.

Cognitive networks are used for wireless communication with the help of a node changing its transmission or sensing parameters to communicate efficiently by avoiding interference with authorized or unauthorized users.

"It makes a good deal of sense to try to communicate like this," Mr. Kerlikowske said.

I feel certain God loves me just the way I am, and I have a huge sense of calling to communicate that to young people.

So from a strategic and creative point of view, it made sense for Galaxy to communicate its "silk, not cotton" branding through these qualities.

But her emotional equilibrium begins to shatter when her sight and finally her hearing are suddenly snatched away, leaving her to rely on only her sense of touch to communicate with the world.

The person who inherits these problems will ideally have experience running a large central bank, international stature, excellent academic credentials and a fine sense of how to communicate with financial markets and the pack of journalists who follow his every move and utterance.

IRC makes sense for us to communicate effectively, daily.

"There is a real moral sense and capacity to communicate instantly," he said.

That model certainly makes sense when attempting to communicate exclusively through voice with a cheap Bluetooth speaker.