Sentence examples for solid communications from inspiring English sources

Senator Clinton said: "We need to cut through the bureaucratic and turf battles that sometimes prevent good, solid communications.

Partly on assumptions that the Egyptian military will be able to control unrest on the streets, and given the solid communications and transportation in place in Egypt, there is no obvious sense of panic among the foreign business travelers who remain.

Features typical of modern solid state communications receivers: 500 kHz to 30 MHz frequency coverage Superheterodyne type - double, triple or quad conversion Multiple RF and IF stages A crystal controlled IF stage BFO product detector for SSB and CW reception Signal strength meter RF gain control; AVC/AGC adjustments Antenna tuner Bandwidth filters BFO tuning; audio limiters or attenuators.

Perhaps by augmenting that solid journalistic nucleus with new communications technologies where appropriate and amplifying the signal through teaming and co-creating with the public, it will happen.

He said that the commission thought it could take steps to protect consumers from discriminatory Internet policies — an indirect reference to its equal-access efforts — "and I assure you that anything we do in all of the areas concerning communications will have solid legal authority".

Having a crisis communications plan, with solid training to back it up, will help protect lives, fortify your reputation, mitigate possible legal action, and make resolving a bad situation so much easier.

A gateway with a wired channel to NCC (the solid line in Figure 1) presides over communications between NCC and LEO satellites.

The culmination of my experiences in many different roles in different industries has provided me with a solid understanding of the interconnectivity of the communications and animal/pet world that I work in today.

A solid 40% of Keithler's portfolio is in communications.

A solid 40% of Keithler's portfolio is in communications, driven by both optical networking and wireless networking.

Dr. Alferov, who is 70, and Dr. Kroemer, who is 72, were cited for independently developing electronic components called heterostructures that turned small, solid-state lasers into practical devices and greatly accelerated communications circuitry.