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Voltage and power information has to be communicated over dozens of miles once every six seconds or so.

There was less agreement in the perception of whether patients wished this to be communicated; over 40%% of respondents felt that patients generally wanted doctors to be aware of their religious values and needs, 20%% did not and ~33%% expressed a neutral view (Fig.  3c).

Moves are communicated over long distances — in less technologically savvy times often by handwritten mail or cablegram — and each player has days to make a move.

The service will be integrated with Intertainment's Ortsbo, a real-time experiential translation platform, allowing offers to be communicated in over 50 languages.

A detailed plan and timeline for each service will be communicated over the coming weeks".

Measured throughputs and loss rates as well as rate changes can then be communicated over wired connections.

' And then in a way, when it needs to be communicated to many people over many days, and for instance temporary employees coming in, not because they aren't good, but because they have not been part of the process, and execute it in a way that maybe was not the intention.

"We believe that most smartphones should be communicating over Wi-Fi natively, and only using cellular spectrum if needed, not all the time," said Morken.

According to the Diffusion of Innovations Theory [ 21], diffusion is the process by which an innovation is communicated over time through certain channels to the members of a social system.

In the hard-transfer mode, non-cached files are communicated over the fronthaul links to a subset of access points.

Conversely, studies of emotional contagion and other forms of diffusion tend to focus on the way that individualized emotions and information about personal events are communicated over social network ties [9], [10], [50].