Sentence examples for text telephone from inspiring English sources

Ms. Carrasco, who could face more than $100,000 in penalties, did not respond to text, telephone, Facebook or e-mail messages seeking comment.

It was the first example of what became commonly known as a TTY and is now, in a greatly updated and compact version, called a text telephone.

He demonstrated the essential unity of all information media, pointing out that text, telephone signals, radio waves, pictures, film and every other mode of communication could be encoded in the universal language of binary digits, or bits-a term that his article was the first to use in print.

If a patient is d/Deaf, they might need a teleprinter/teletypewriter ― a specialized text telephone that doesn't come cheap ― to schedule the ride.

A message can be e-mailed, faxed or sent to a text telephone, or TTY device, a standard tool for the deaf that allows text messages to be sent over telephone lines.

Videophone, text telephone (TTY), and instant messaging, which are not prevalent in health care settings, as well as voice telephone and email, were available in the DGP research setting for enabling distance contact between project personnel and participants.

HEARING-IMPAIRED SERVICES -- Kits include telephone amplifiers, visual smoke detectors, door knock sensors, text telephones and other aids.

Pointing out that the Internet has since greatly reduced the need for text telephones, Ms. Peltz Strauss said, "I would say that by the mid-1990s it had peaked at tens of thousands of people who had and used them regularly".

(21) Article 28 shall be replaced by the following: " b) connection services are provided for text telephones, video telephones and products which help to enable elderly people or people with disabilities to communicate, at least as regards emergency calls.

"Look, there was an awful lot of communication going during the early hours of that morning, texting, telephone calling between all sorts of colleagues," Hammond said.

BELL LABORATORIES, the research and development arm of Lucent Technologies, and the Bell Atlantic Mobile division of the Bell Atlantic Corporation have announced a technology that will allow people with hearing and speech impairments to make digital cellular calls using text-telephone, or teletypewriter, devices.