Sentence examples for universal communications from inspiring English sources

By accepting government regulation, Vail presented AT&T as the leader of a coherent, "universal" communications system.

First created by Sun researchers as an experimental programming language in the early 1990's, Java has emerged as Sun's candidate for a universal communications medium.

But perhaps the decisive factor is the set of universal communications standards for connecting clients to central servers that has been established by the Internet.Mr Wladawsky-Berger thinks pervasive computing is a technological development that is inevitable, no matter what individual companies do or how governments legislate.

Without accurate, real-time translation, the Internet will fall short of its potential to be the first universal communications medium.The spoken commandAt home and at work, central heating, lighting, burglar alarms, cookers and video recorders will all be controlled with speech commands that can be delivered remotely.

The result is a universal communications platform.

Voice and Text are universal communications tools in that sense, with universal addressing schemes (numbers or email addresses) but until now Chat was not".

Education, at least through high school, is now almost universal, and communications about current events are nearly instantaneous.

His pronouncements about the future of radio communications, universal energy and robot technologies commanded front page news but with successive wars and the Great Depression his utopian dreams drew ever further from reality.

"We're going to really have to see all the detail and have all the information," said Marvin Ammori, a lawyer for Free Press, which promotes universal access to communications and filed the complain with the F.C.C. along with Public Knowledge, an advocacy group.

This band is currently solely used for UMTS (Universal Mobile Telecommunications System) wireless communications, known as 3G networks.

Linx Communications' universal number is a real solution to a real problem, a rarity in technology these days.