Sentence examples for the communications problem from inspiring English sources

A. There could be a number of things that are causing the communications problem between the Palm organizer and the desktop computer.

"We looked at what Merrill Lynch and other large companies did to develop private networks," after the World Trade Center attack, said John J. Gilbert, the executive vice president of Rudin Management and chairman of a committee that studied the communications problem and recommended the new backup system.

For instance, the information-bearing signal in the communications problem is purposely designed to have desired statistical properties [32].

An early loose back pass from the former Lens teenager underlined the communications problems at the back for Real – that are repeated at set-pieces.

The "outrageous" failure thus far by Congress, as one commission member put it, to allocate radio spectrum space needed by first responders to avoid a repeat of the communications problems that cost many lives at ground zero.

The DiAs smartphone was replaced, closed loop was reinitiated, and the communications problems were resolved.

That's been the marketing communications problem for Apple since the day Siri became the first big mass-market voice assistant.

But part of the Fed's current communications problem is that the central bank is operating in largely uncharted territory, both in its efforts to be more open and in trying to manage market expectations when interest rates are already near zero and have been for a prolonged period.

It was unclear whether the action resulted from a communications problem or represented the end of one of the last symbols of North-South cooperation.

Since the heist, a sign on the bank's window has turned customers away, reportedly telling account-holders that the branch is closed due to a communications problem with the corporate office.

The bank has a communications problem, in that markets do not yet know how to read its actions (see article).