Sentence examples for various forms of communications from inspiring English sources

A set of classified documents published by The Intercept on Monday shows how the National Security Agency NSAA) makes more than 850 billion records about various forms of communications available to other U.S. governmental agencies through a portal similar in look and feel to a traditional web search engine.

RENEWAL's response has been to support training on various forms of communications and exploration of the interactive research agenda by postgraduate students involved in RENEWAL projects.

In this modern age, of course, those communications can include any of the various forms of electronic communications and social media now available, including text messages (by mobile carriers or via social media) and emails.

BACKER SPIELVOGEL BATES WORLDWIDE is likely to become the next large advertising agency to create a comprehensive program to coordinate various forms of marketing communications for its clients, says a vice chairman of the agency.

Statistical studies have been applied to various forms of Internet based communications, with the goals of improving search engines efficiency, topic and attitude detection and directed advertising.

One study by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration concluded that various forms of vehicle-to-vehicle communications could cut all crashes by 79percentt.

Those individual conversations with organizers that would have otherwise been prohibitively time consuming for a small team -- and further limited by geography and language -- are now practical as the world comes online and further adopts asynchronous forms of  communications like email and various forms of online messaging.

Even in developed countries, illiteracy rates of less than 2 percent continued to mask sizable populations who could not understand written communications or use various forms of print material in their everyday lives.

People working in technology, marketing, design, communications, event planning and various forms of consultant work can reap concrete career benefits from volunteering, Mr. Baldwin said.

Governments, including the UK's, have said that backdoors – holes in the security software powering various forms of encryption – should be created through which security services could view communications.

Various forms of consensus algorithms have been developed to establish the rule following which inter-node communications are implemented to reach an agreement among nodes.