Sentence examples for telephonic communication from inspiring English sources

Although Robert Louis Stevenson may have first encountered the telephone in California in 1880 and incorporated communication by telephone into a novel in 1892, Anton Chekhov based an entire (brief) comic piece, "On the Telephone" ("U Telefona"), on the vagaries of telephonic communication in 1886.

Online communication originated as a substitute for telephonic communication, which was considered, for whatever reasons, too burdensome or inconvenient.

In a prescient dissent, Justice Thurgood Marshall warned that the Court's treatment of phone numbers as less deserving of protection than the actual content of phone calls "ignores the vital role telephonic communication plays in our personal and professional relationships" and "the First and Fourth Amendment interests implicated by unfettered official surveillance".

For each type of traffic, there are different requirements, for example, for voice type of traffic in telephonic communication, the delay parameter is crucial.

When we found inconsistencies, we resolved them by telephonic communication with the family.

Telephonic communication along wires developed for a number of years, but the first transatlantic cable, from Newfoundland to England, did not open until 1956.

To begin with, the courts see a difference between telephonic and virtual communication.

This was an essential development for both radio and telephonic long-distance communication.

Historically, the most common form of electronic eavesdropping has been wiretapping, which monitors telephonic and telegraphic communication.

They were used mostly for telephonic and telegramic communications.

I also have to point out a curious transference of an ancient telephonic affliction from the telephone to e-communication: that of the corruption of the meaning of a message.