Sentence examples for uniform communications from inspiring English sources

Those megastandards do not exist now, and the biggest makers of devices, industry groups and mobile operators have split into different standards- setting groups, which is likely to delay adoption of uniform communications across industries, networks and module makers.

The three basic building blocks of the UCA are uniform communications infrastructure, uniform data model, and uniform application interface.

The small group had acquired guns, ammunition, medical supplies, uniforms, communications equipment and "explosives and other components for destructive devices," it said.

Europe uses one standard, called Global System for Mobile Communications, or G.S.M., and that makes mobile communications uniform and seamless.

A.T.M. performs a similar function by packaging voice, video or data communications into uniform "cells" of 53 bytes each.

Many of the issues that helped shape the current dysfunctional public safety radio networks threaten the creation of a uniform standard for wireless broadband communications.

The supplies the United States is sending — including uniforms, body armor and nonclassified communications gear — are suited to building a more effective fighting force.

Prosecutors and human rights researchers contend that patterns have emerged in recent years in the killing of civilians; they say that in dozens of cases, civilians were killed by the armed forces and then afterward their bodies were dressed in guerrilla uniforms or weapons or rebel communications equipment were placed nearby.

Mass communications have produced a uniform and severe Hinduism from a host of local variants, even as the country's economically disenfranchised Muslims are increasingly part of an Islamic world community.

Burly, intense and heavily laden with gear, they dress in standard camouflage uniforms that bristle with weapons and communications equipment.

But while the data packets created by Internet protocol are often of different sizes, A.T.M. breaks down communications into pieces of a uniform size, often making asynchronous transfer mode "cells" easier to handle than Internet protocol "packets".