Sentence examples for simultaneous communication from inspiring English sources

There was a significant difference in my ability to understand the Deaf actors, who only signed, and the hearing actors, who spoke and signed at the same time (this is called "simultaneous communication" or "sim-com" and is widely regarded in the Deaf Community as an inefficient form of communication that winds up compromising ASL in favour of English).

The closest model to a real-life ad hoc network is that used in [10, 11], where users are assumed to be Poisson distributed in space and each transmitter communicates with its own receiver using ALOHA, while allowing for simultaneous communication between links.

I loved the show, but I wish there had been less use of simultaneous communication (sim-com), or speaking/singing while signing.

"Twitter offers instantaneous, simultaneous communication with potentially very large numbers of people," Wheaton says.

This study investigated the overall intelligibility of speech produced during simultaneous communication (SC).

By exploiting such simultaneous communication capabilities over multiple links, we can significantly speed up the communication for bottom-up BFS.

This paper proposes a distributed algorithm intended to unidirectional virtual ring for asynchronous and simultaneous group communication in a close group maintaining totally ordered as well as atomic communication.

The capacity region includes a set of information rates such that simultaneous reliable communication is possible for each user.

In the large scale distributed systems having replicated servers, the asynchronous as well as simultaneous group communication mechanism is required.

Recent studies in nanotechnology show that the membrane selection process and distance adaptation algorithms can be used to maintain the simultaneous molecular communication in multi-user nanonetworks.

The two-way model consists of a single amplify-and-forward relay per sector and allows simultaneous uplink/downlink communication, removing the half-duplex loss of conventional relaying.