Sentence examples for the future communications from inspiring English sources
He recounted his first estimates hearing when the future communications minister Stephen Conroy sought an "all-encompassing, yet succinct definition of the internet".
Zettl anticipates that in the future, communications devices like cellphones will utilize not only electromagnetic waves – radio – but also acoustic or ultrasonic sound, which can be highly directional and long-range.
Mike Burgess, the director-general of the Australian Signals Directorate, says if "high-risk vendor equipment" is used anywhere in Australia's evolving 5G network, the future communications system underpinning our water supply and electricity grid and health systems, even self-driving cars, could not be protected.
All of our target groups for the future communications intervention were represented in this list: researchers, program managers, policymakers, donors, advocates, and other public figures.
Though you could get a "no" at an initial ambitious ask, it could open the door to future communications with the trust and ultimately a larger grant down the line.
As a response to the client's request, the broker sends a confirmation with two symmetric keys ( K C B, K' C B ) that will be used by the client in future communications with the broker, e.g., for requesting an e-coin.
In the future multimedia communications, broadband wireless communications will play a major role in personal voice and data communications that support fixed, nomadic, portable, and mobile accesses.
He said the BLM had promised to include the group in any future communications about the deal.
Therefore, attempts to redress the balance in future communications may be a useful contribution to the public debate on MUP and other alcohol policies.
These results are the basis for future communications system design, which in our case pursues to reduce the BER parameter in the satellite link.
If, however, the person remains persistent after a couple of back-and-forths, it's okay to ignore and/or block the person from future communications.
