Sentence examples for the history of communication from inspiring English sources

"We are at an interesting point in the history of communication," Mr. Harris said.

But designer Takahashi said sending a robot into space could help write a new chapter in the history of communication.

As its name suggests, the $50 million, 72,000-square-foot museum is devoted to the history of communication and news gathering.

Radio, television and the Internet need to be utilized fully in their power of reaching the widest audiences in the history of communication.

So far, the institute has offered courses in political philosophy, Walter Benjamin, and the history of communication, "from the telegraph to Twitter".

It's not a hopeless cause as some have suggested; the history of communication is littered with brands that have managed a turnaround, despite the heavy sentence of hard labour.

The history of undersea communication can be divided into three eras, based on the technology used in the communication.

And a legion of artisans will be drafted to rebuild decorative bronze work and restore the interior ceiling murals, which trace the history of human communication from Aztec runners to candlestick telephones from around 1925.

These are serious matters that bear upon the reliability of scientific knowledge and professional equity among scientists, and we could well be facing a major fracture point in the history of science communication.

In his solo exhibition, Solid State, on view last June at Steve Turner in Los Angeles, Staniak addresses the history of human communication.

To claim alternative facts exist represents a new low in the history of human communication, because this time it came from the spokeswoman of the most powerful leader in the world and not from a book of fiction.