Sentence examples for took to communicate from inspiring English sources

When reached by phone, Jacob Perles, the administrator of Resort Nursing Home, declined to comment on the evacuation or discuss the steps the home took to communicate with relatives of residents.

An earlier pilot of this process resulted in a 69% reduction in message handling and a 40% reduction in the days it took to communicate test results to the patient.

Talks between some directors and members of the Union of Fans group last week suggested that progress might be possible, but the two sides took to communicating by public statements again at the weekend.

You learn the subtle elements of doing what it takes to communicate.

When a piece of Internet data is lost, it must be resent, increasing the time it takes to communicate with a Web site.

While they will wear biometric sensors and be constantly monitored by the researchers, they will only be able to communicate with a 20-minute time lag, simulating the time it would take to communicate with Mars.

The model presents an unusually detailed picture of how sound travels in an alien atmosphere and hints at what it would take to communicate on the Red Planet.

If you really want to speed up your computer, Lloyd says, you must also slash the time it takes to communicate with itself--that is, to transfer information back and forth.

The problem can be easily solved if the system is synchronous, i.e., there are known bounds on the time it takes to communicate messages and on how fast (or slow) processes execute tasks.

I am deeply appreciative of the time you have taken to communicate your views, of the clearly heartfelt manner in which you have expressed those thoughts, and of the overall maturity you have shown in your willingness to consider the differing views others may hold.

For this reason, steps were taken to communicate the limits of mentoring for the purpose of this review.