Sentence examples for word communications from inspiring English sources

For some people, adding the word "communications" to the word "government" sets off alarm bells.

The term "telecommunication" is derived from the Greek stem "tele" meaning "at a distance" and the word "communications" meaning "the science and practice of transmitting information".

In other words, communications and long-range planning in Washington have risen to their usual standards.

"Well, we thought that we ought to in some way adjust to what is sometimes called the 'communications revolution,' " Mr. Kolatch said, his voice separating out the words "communications revolution" with disdain.

Mr. Jobs's leave of absence is the latest twist in a story that has left the company's shareholders, analysts and ardent fans exasperated and straining to divine any hidden meanings in the company's vaguely worded communications.

In a word, successful communications over a link require that any node which is within the interference range of these two endpoints of the link should not be transmitting.

Attorney General John Ashcroft has asked that the words "electronic communications" be added to existing laws governing telephone surveillance.

Brazilian police also announced the discovery of a "bribe department" within the company, complete with its own separate management hierarchy, accounting methods and code-worded internal communications.

Then, we try to describe some recent research studies for all layers of the Internet protocol stack which have addressed the issue of energy efficiency or in other words green communications.

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In other words, data communications are only established when the card and reader have mutually authenticated based on a shared secret access key.