Sentence examples for which communicated from inspiring English sources

In 1926 one critic complained: "Picture-features are a throw-back to the intelligence which communicated by means of ideographs, before the alphabet was invented.

In 1950, Zenith created a television remote control called Lazy Bones, which communicated with the set through a wire.

The First Intelligence descended on down to the Active Intelligence, which communicated to humans through its divine light, a symbolic attribute deriving authority from the Qurʾān.

Calling the drawings "a kind of catmint to adolescents," Clark wrote that they "suggested vice... with an adolescent intensity which communicated itself through every fold and tightly drawn outline of an ostensibly austere style".

But James's response, which communicated his sense of being badly used and unappreciated, goes back to the emotional fallout from his original sin: when he appeared on a nationally televised special to announce that he was leaving Cleveland to play in Miami.

The last voice communication from the crew occurred at 1 19 am, and at 1 21 am the plane's transponder, which communicated with air-traffic control, was switched off, just as the plane was about to enter Vietnamese airspace over the South China Sea.

From then on, an infected PC was a potential menace not just to its owner, but to other machines with which it communicated.

These were the odd ways in which the phone communicated: urgent beeps to say, "Hang up"; long-belled rings to say, "Answer"; rude blasts of the busy signal to say, "No".

The interviews were semi-structured telephone interviews in which questions were communicated beforehand to the respondents.

A battery failure most likely took place on the Mars Global Surveyor, which unfortunately last communicated with Earth and thus ended its mission on November 2, 2006.

During the Arab Spring and recently in Syria, Twitter was the revolutionary vessel by which the powerless communicated, coordinated, and challenged political authority.