Sentence examples for wide communications from inspiring English sources

The records sit on one face of each craft's 10-sided "chassis" or bus, above which sits the large, white 3.7-metre wide communications dish, which dominates the structure.

The classification of the International Headache Society has become a diffused standard in World wide communications between researchers and clinicians.

Those who master the tools of world wide communications can wield this powerful weapon to spread their continuous control of the world.

The pupil premium has the capacity to bring about tectonic shifts in education, but for societal issues to be improved, we need proper training, cross-community learning and wider communications.

Teams is built for what Patton calls inner-loop communication: stuff for teams, smaller companies and the like; Yammer, in contrast, is better for outer-loop communication: less tactical decisions and more company-wide communications.

The protocol used in CCN does not apply to end-to-end communications but is, instead, for network-wide communications.

Here we leverage mobile call log data from Côte d'Ivoire to analyze the relations between its nation-wide communications network and the socio-economic dynamics of its regional economies.

It's not clear if Workplace's win at Nestlé is replacing another product; it seems, however, that it is more likely a trend of how more businesses are making an investment in company-wide communications platforms where they may never have had one before, in hopes of it helping keep employees switched on, linked up and generally more happy and feeling less like expendable cogs.

Not amongst Sally and Don or Peggy and Roger; but inside large organizations who have occasionally looked into Enterprise texting for their organization-wide communications needs but found them, full of clutter, 'reply all' redundancy and too onerous for any company to manage.

The Coordinating Center is responsible for network-wide communications and data and project management.

While exigent circumstances were acknowledged (i.e., the H1N1 outbreak), informants also agreed that not enough had been done in the first two years to spread the EIDM message across the entire organization and that a key priority moving forward would be to implement a comprehensive organization-wide communications strategy for EIDM.