Sentence examples for shaped communication from inspiring English sources

The test system and the line shaped communication network are shown in Fig. 9.

Media, which shapes communication and perception, sets a standard for how other companies communicate.

[Also see Revkin's thoughts on what he calls the "single study syndrome".] Wihbey asked how the future of news and communication technology will shape communication of research and uncertainty.

The oncologist's behavior that day, the sudden switch from 5%to20%0%, is a common phenomenon shaping communication between doctors and patients near the end of life.

While brands are finally getting better about using business data to shape communication strategies, the reverse has been a missed opportunity thus far.

As many of you know, I work in the field of social engagement, which asks organizations to look at not just the technology that's shaping communication today, but the social forces behind the technology.

Which is not to say that the Finnish people themselves have not owned the term – they have – but the democratizing forces that are shaping communication today are helping to personalize sisu in many more ways.

The theater used to play a more prominent role in shaping communication because there weren't as many outlets.

A prominent alumnus in the field of social sciences was Harold Innis, who helped shape communication theory and the staples thesis.

Given that Ret is present in vertebrates and has changed little over time, it is likely that this protein also helps to shape communication within the extensive networks of neurons that support complex cognitive functions in mammals.

The aim of the "flood-social" subproject is to evaluate the impacts of different social memory functions on the "levee" and the "adaptation effect" of communities and investigate how local levels of awareness are shaped by communication technologies in the event of a flood crisis.