Sentence examples for sort of communications from inspiring English sources

We have not been told whether the individual was an intelligence analyst or some sort of communications specialist.

Governments interpret it differently, especially where technologies have civilian as well as military uses just the sort of communications and radar technologies that China's armed forces need.

But PR itself, all those stunts, these are the sort of communications ideas that advertising agencies can be oh so very sniffy about.

This sort of communications intercept tries to build from a known element in a terror network — a person, a telephone number, a photograph, a safe house, an electronic dead-drop — to some picture of the network itself.

And in between, there is some sort of communications feedback loop to connect the worker to the requestor to handle clarifications or to send other messages.

But the companies making the physical equipment have been less adept at tailoring their gear for a world in which all sorts of communications can stream over a single network.This is starting to change.

Most of the engineers' activities are related to workers and working process, therefore the majority of engineers have some sorts of communications with employees, directly or indirectly.

During the discovery period, each D2D device takes an interest in the discovery procedure only, and other sorts of communications are not permitted.

If your surveillance apparatus functions by gathering data indiscriminately and then filtering after the fact — as the Snowden disclosures revealed government intelligence programs do indeed operate, including in the U.K. — it follows that "incidental" interception of all sorts of communications is a given.

"What we're looking at the way that we do the business is to make it so that the sorts of communications tasks that people do all the time they would rather do with Silent Circle on our services and our devices better than anyone else's".

Now the vision has changed again: they see themselves as some sort of converged communications companies.