Sentence examples for sources to communicate from inspiring English sources

I knew him as a programmer and an activist, a member of a fairly small tribe with the skills to turn ideas into code — another word for action — and the sensibility to understand instantly what I was looking for: a slightly safer way for journalists and their anonymous sources to communicate.

As with Belmokhtar's Signed in Blood, MUJAO seems to prefer Mauritanian media sources to communicate its messages to the world.

Note that in the literature, sometimes other models are assumed, such as the M − N − 1 model [19, 20], where M sources are helped by N relays (the relays are nodes different from the sources) to communicate to one destination.

This tool, which uses the Tor network and PGP encryption, allows new and existing sources to communicate with us and send us documents discreetly.

"Since I cover national security and defense, I would definitely use this to coax sources to communicate with me or send me documents that they don't want their government or our government to see or know about," said Kristina Wong, a reporter for The Hill.

Distributed space time block coding (DSTBC) is a technique to improve reliability in relay-assisted communication, where one or more relays help the source to communicate with its destination.

Against this background, in [25], we studied and compared various relay processing schemes in association with the two-hop communication links (THCLs), where multiple relays assisted one source to communicate with a destination.

Many RFID systems use the so-called passive or semi-passive tags that do not use an internal power source to communicate with the RFID reader.

Distributed space time block coding is a diversity technique to mitigate the effects of fading in multi-hop wireless networks, where multiple relay stages are used by a source to communicate with its destination.

In a cooperative scheme a relay helps the source to communicate with the destination, and its behavior is dictated by the cooperative protocols such as amplify-and-forward and the decode-and-forward (DF), or their variants selective and incremental [15, 16].

In addition, many users now find themselves using their phone as a primary source to communicate in writing with others back and forth in the form of texts, instant messages, and e-mails.