Sentence examples for volume of communications from inspiring English sources

As a growing volume of communications content is encrypted, governments are demanding other information like whom customers communicate with and when, said Mr. Rutkowski.

The archives do contain a large volume of communications in which Berenson disappoints Duveen, sometimes very concisely, as in this early telegram: "NOT VERONESE.

"Our challenges come from the explosion in the volume of communications as well as the relentless increase in new ways of accessing and processing that volume," said Lobban.

A "Jam Echelon Day" was declared in October, and people around the world sent a huge volume of communications over the Internet and on the telephone using words like "terrorism" that they presumed were key words and would overload the system.

A node with high authority centrality is one that receives a high volume of communications from nodes with high hub centrality.

A node with high hub centrality is one that receives a high volume of communications from nodes with high authority centrality.

A later study using the data of antenna to antenna volumes of communications in Ivory Coast confirmed the very strong influence of language on the formation of communities in a large country.

But even then, huge volumes of communications need to be translated from difficult languages like Arabic before they can be processed and sent to policy makers for review.

See, e.g., Lichtblau & Risen, Spy Agency Mined Vast Data Trove, Officials Report, NY Times, Dec. 24, 2005, p. A1 (describing capacity to trace and to analyze large volumes of communications into and out of the United States)".

The draft bill explicitly includes in statute for the first time powers for the bulk collection of large volumes of communications and other personal data by MI5, GCHQ, MI6 and for their use of "equipment interference powers" – the ability to hack computers and phones around the world – for purposes of national security, serious crime and economic wellbeing.

But the judges of the 4th Circuit found that the NSA has probably seized at least some of Wikimedia's communications without a warrant, due to both the sheer volume of its communications and the fact that its users span the globe — meaning Wikimedia can continue to sue the NSA for violating the 4th Amendment.