Sentence examples for vocal communications from inspiring English sources

"Mice have extremely rich vocal communications but they're poorly understood," said Drayna.

Dolphins and whales have complex vocal communications and are able to learn an astonishing variety of behaviours.

This is one of the fascinating challenges of human-computer interaction: social and emotional cues are vitally important when it comes to vocal communications.

Other vocal communications include grunts, woofs, snarls, miaows, hisses and growls.

It goes without saying that the symptom of disorganized speech cannot be modeled in infrahumans, owing to the unique status of human language and our limited ability to decipher vocal communications among animals.

Even if you aren't sure that your messages are getting through, keep sending them; text messages need less power than vocal communications on the phone and might make it even if the phone signals are affected (for example, if you're stuck in an elevator).

Through her vocal efforts and communications with the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation, that rule was overturned, and transgender women will now be able to compete in future pageants.

Their vocal and physical communications are scrutinized by voters, analyzed by the media, and mocked by their adversaries at a level that (notwithstanding Orange Trump jokes) male candidates rarely endure.

Edson hall, the location of the Communications School at Marine Corps Base Quantico in Virginia, is dedicated to Edson as a result of his role as a vocal proponent of the criticality of communications in combat.

Pierce said Yates was particularly vocal during a debate over government access to encrypted communications during criminal investigations, when some officials wanted to make it harder for law enforcement to access the locked information.

This letter, and other communications from the New York Congress, combined with the activities of vocal American supporters, stirred up the Quebec population in the summer of 1775.