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| This had split the line of | communication between the two main Patriot armies, led b |
| acilities improved with the progression of | communication and transport making necessary goods and m |
| gia De LA Comunicacion" (The Psychology of | Communication) which was published in 1986, five years a |
| t it, in such a nexus 'a unique pattern of | communication could be made out. |
| its own module, which has limited means of | communication with the other modules. |
| ground and interdicting important lines of | communication, would compel the German division to withd |
| mers facilitate several different modes of | communication to the public, taking the form of dairy re |
| er timely support; Elliott decried lack of | communication and signals. |
| Nothelm was the medium of | communication between Bede and Albinus, for it does not |
| in May 1918 they were tasked with Lines of | Communication duties with the North Persia Force. |
| abs - Research, researching in the area of | communication software, IP traffic measurement, traffic |
| e also served as the dean of the School of | Communication and the Arts at Pat Robertson's Regent Uni |
| etive community or not, because any act of | communication that we could engage in to tell whether we |
| Hirst is an academic in the Department of | Communication and Systems at the Open University, but be |
| nd the world, most notably as Professor of | Communication Arts at the University of Wisconsin-Madiso |
| ng model nor assume any particular mode of | communication between peers. |
| Andrea Cabral noted a "staggering lack of | communication and respect" from the federal agency. |
| anguage, written down, or other systems of | communication. |
| rities is taken to a farm with no means of | communication with the outer world. |
| ng, Provably Correct Systems: Modelling of | Communication Languages and Design of Optimized Compiler |
| the manipulation/sales resistance model of | communication (Dawkins & Krebs, 1979) or as in runaway e |
| d the chief staff officer for the lines of | communication, and in October 1901 returned to his regim |
| irradiate, destroy, and deny key routes of | communication through limited terrain such as the Fulda |
| hristianity together, to keep the means of | communication open, to keep conversation going even if t |
| c, in which telepathy serves as a means of | communication between protagonists spread out between Fr |
| Pochkhua served as Commander of | Communication Company of the First Anti-aircraft Rocket |
| handling of foreign nationals and Lines of | Communication Policing, as well as the protection of log |
| r to shorten their front line and lines of | communication. |
| poral distances, including technologies of | communication (telegraph, telephones, fax machines, Inte |
| E-mail became the normal method of | communication between staff, and all boys gained interne |
| e aims of Leonardo by providing avenues of | communication for artists working in contemporary media. |
| English is the near exclusive language of | communication, few young people speak Uummarmiutun and t |
| in Self Hall, home to JSU's Department of | Communication. |
| Each of these lines of | communication has made use of the relatively low broad s |
| tionship established by the importation of | communication hardware, foreign-produced software, along |
| dresses which only accept certain kinds of | communication. |
| and resources booms and the improvement of | communication between Tasmania, the mainland and England |
| ineer Battalion and as the Chief, Lines of | Communication Section in the 18th Engineer Brigade (Airb |
| received a Ph.D for his thesis on "Role of | Communication and Social Marketing in Development of Wom |
| Researchers in the area of | communication studies and political science have found t |
| ude chemical, vocal, and physical types of | communication. |
| -Ephrem's Institute - European division of | Communication, 2006). |
| club's supporters, and facilitate lines of | communication between the supporters and the directors o |
| esota, where she chaired the Department of | Communication Studies for nine years. |
| on the state of Punjab with all methods of | communication and public travel suspended. |
| Professor Vaseghi is the professor of | Communication Signal Processing at Brunel University. |
| een appearance and reality in the realm of | communication lies at the centre of Blake's satiric meth |
| udies economics at the Budapest College of | Communication and Business. |
| CCS, where such actions are the result of | communication. |
| had completely severed the British line of | communication between Freetown and Port Loko. |
| ombo and Kandy, and of many other lines of | communication, made the first census of the population, |
| s as a lecturer, he manages his company of | Communication Consultancy and Public Relations. |
| Commanding Officer, Lines of | Communication Area, East Africa - 1941 to 1942 |
| s, however, Mackenna realised his lines of | communication with O'Higgins were now cut and that he wa |
| wn's ham radio - the one remaining line of | communication - to family and friends elsewhere. |
| h the railroad industry and other forms of | communication. |
| rovince, and had its own separate lines of | communication and supply. |
| lient Protocol (CTCP) is a special type of | communication between Internet Relay Chat (IRC) clients. |
| ter he is writing for using this method of | communication. |
| The pygmy marmoset uses special types of | communication to give alerts and warning to its family m |
| rnalism and Media Studies at the School of | Communication, Information and Library Studies at Rutger |
| extent, will help to improve forecasts of | communication and navigation outages. |
| river to the main body, after his lines of | communication had been cut by the sinking of the pontoon |
| ncement Address for the UCLA Department of | Communication Studies, after which he was invited to ser |
| t has helped facilitate a better system of | communication between the provincial government and smal |
| on the editorial boards of the Journal of | Communication and the IEEE Annals of the History of Comp |
| Spirit of | Communication, Post Office, Morton Illinois, 1939 |
| institute on the road is the Department of | Communication and Foreign Languages - Ranade Institute, |
| College of | Communication Arts and Sciences at Michigan State Univer |
| s presently known as the London College of | Communication. |
| ins various articles to promote the use of | communication technologies such as telephone conferencin |
| are and hardware to enable interception of | communication and storing of information specified by th |
| One was overextension of lines of | communication and the other was the greater concentratio |
| for man and his actions, the poor state of | communication, understanding, and reaching common ground |
| roximately 60 people in the disciplines of | Communication Design, Industrial Design, Environment Des |
| on based in Boston University's College of | Communication. |
| gation-House, where this important line of | communication is joined by the Aberdare canal, and where |
| tions of a Compositional Theory of Acts of | Communication. |
| was born Deaf and their preferred means of | communication were sign language. |
| rer in Stanford University's Department of | Communication where he teaches two courses, "Digital Jou |
| the increasing use of electronic means of | communication, the statute of frauds is unsuited to the |
| er (Jim Carrey) has been promoted to VP of | Communication for his company, Globodyne. |
| s created, tasked with paralyzing lines of | communication and destroying enemy supply depots and com |
| more food, given us unbelievable means of | communication and transportation and accomplished a thou |
| d as Hulme's partner - the normal stuff of | communication among friends who are relaxed about each o |
| February 1651, Cromwell found his lines of | communication under attack from a small group of Royalis |
| o use photography as an effective means of | communication and education, with the aim of integrating |
| f Sociology; then in 1980 to the School of | Communication at Simon Fraser University, where he was d |
| dden song on The Von Bondies album Lack of | Communication, with Marcie Bolen on lead vocals. |
| ad aimed at severing the Japanese lines of | communication. |
| eived her doctorate in the joint fields of | communication and educational psychology from West Virgi |
| n assistant professor in the Department of | Communication Arts at Virginia Commonwealth University. |
| College, he is currently assistant head of | communication and broadcast media at Glasgow Metropolita |
| This was said to be due to a lack of | communication and preparation, but in the German public, |
| November 22, 1947) is Professor of | Communication at the Humanities Faculty of Univerzita Ka |
| ghter-bombers interdicting German lines of | communication, and the Thunderbolts were attacked by Ger |
| is means that a wide number of channels of | communication with a person become possible, and Galago |
| ll planned trenches and protected lines of | communication were able to inflict heavy casualties on t |
| Every year, IABC sponsors three levels of | communication awards programs for members and nonmembers |
| The mode of | communication between Master Morya and Helena Roerich wa |
| f the most effective and harmless means of | communication through out the history of mankind by bein |
| The lack of | communication effectively ended the legislative session, |
| 1987-1990 and worked at the Department of | Communication in 1990. |
| as the founding director of the School of | Communication at San Diego State University. |
| leagues, striving to articulate a model of | communication which can be applied to the everyday lived |
| As there was no means of | communication between the driver and the rear carriages, |
| (d) patrol on strategic lines of | communication such as main routes to the capital Freetow |
| AT&T moved Spirit of | Communication, a gold statue, from its Bedminster, New J |
| rofessor at the Edward R. Murrow School of | Communication at Washington State University. |
| ered in partnership with the Department of | Communication and the Lackawanna Branch of the Pennsylva |
| ng English and Dutch as valid languages of | communication. |
| authored a textbook entitled Principles of | Communication Engineering in 1965, which is still in use |
| s placed on developing positive methods of | communication between the various Baha'i administrative |
| mework, and that myth is necessary form of | communication through symbol. |
| At that time, a system of | communication between Manila and Baler was almost non-ex |
| While the speed of | communication is important, so is the fact that the mess |
| 1952) is a Professor in the Department of | Communication Studies and in the Division of Rhetoric an |
| nd Control System (PACCS) was a network of | communication sites (both ground and airborne) for use b |
| funct for two years, several BU College of | Communication students resurrected the show in the fall |
| been fostered by the evolution of means of | communication: roads, vehicles, sailing vessels, writing |
| Maintain open channels of | communication with Congress, POW/MP families, and vetera |
| ven though the DSC comments are a layer of | communication beyond the PostScript language and do not |
| These "violent" modes of | communication, when used during a conflict, divert the a |
| olas Jackson O'Shaughnessy is Professor of | Communication at Queen Mary, University of London. |
| indred Trades is now the London College of | Communication. |
| are of the distance as do other methods of | communication utilizing conventional bands of the electr |
| Institute of | Communication Studies |
| 1968 and retired as Associate Professor of | Communication in 2003. |
| Examples of | communication channels include the mass media, organizat |
| lity of Research Discovery; for Quality of | Communication, and for Distinguished Policy Contribution |
| Channels of | Communication: Papers from the Conference of Higher Educ |
| ynamics of the bearer of tag or carrier of | communication. |
| tioned the problem of maintaining lines of | communication to a port located there. |
| ional network in case of larger amounts of | communication, lack of ability of group conversations, l |
| SCI), and the Boston University College of | Communication (COM). |
| were on the defensive after their lines of | communication with Army Group B were cut by a sudden Sov |
| nown as Picts, and their military lines of | communication (i.e., their roads) were well-fortified. |
| s a visiting lecturer in the Department of | Communication at Stanford University. |
| es, at least we have to start a process of | communication, establish contacts, visit and become frie |
| Sui-Nam Lee observed that " | communication imperialism can be defined as the process |
| oon by JM Staniforth attacking the lack of | communication between miners and their leaders at the st |
| The former Department of | Communication and Information, Local Government, Plannin |
| uckland University of Technology School of | Communication Studies in 2005. |
| llege of Art and Design, London College of | Communication and London College of Fashion. |
| faculty appointments in the Department of | Communication at the University of Pittsburgh (1999-2000 |
| cal and Administrative Studies (Faculty of | Communication and Public Relations ”D.Ogilvy”), to embar |
| sistant and then an associate professor of | communication at Howard University. |
| omoted to Major General and named Chief of | Communication Affairs of the Luftwaffe. |
| ternal Programs and associate Professor of | Communication and Mass Media. |
| rofessor and the head of the Department of | Communication and Journalism at Pune University. |
| chool teachers prefer e-mail as a means of | communication, for they are supplied with Apple laptops |
| use of English as the official language of | communication with its citizens and with all levels of g |
| ations in the context of the activities of | communication of the institutions. |
| Variables of | communication ability used within the CFCS include sende |
| fields and all were using their powers of | communication to breathe life into the unprepossessing r |
| 1978 Ph.D., School of | Communication, Ohio State University, USA |
| a result of their alignment along axis of | communication different from the Trace. |
| puting interface may refer to the means of | communication between the computer and the user by means |
| iated by Ministry of Trade and Ministry of | Communication and Information of the Republic of Indones |
| les for the text and includes all forms of | communication: verbal and nonverbal. |
| South China Sea is a very busy sea lane of | communication, including the Strait of Malacca in Singap |
| A small network of ' | communication activists' associated with ATTAC France pr |
| to an article from the Canadian Journal of | Communication, it is not, and there is indeed no record |
| Department of | Communication Arts |
| aut was not near any window at the time of | communication, and her "report" was said in jest and rel |
| at central campus, next to the College of | Communication (COM) and across from the College of Arts |
| ered by the Council for the Advancement of | Communication with Deaf People (CACDP). |
| The School of | Communication and Management Studies (SCMS) was establis |
| A lack of | communication causes departmental thinking to lack ideas |
| It is overseen by the Department of | Communication, which sets policies for the Poly Post and |
| e commencement exercises of the College of | Communication and College of Computing and Digital Media |
| istrative Area, defended mainly by line of | communication troops but they were unable to deal with t |
| ack by the U.S. was to secure the lines of | communication and supply between Allied forces involved |
| Restoration, and was acting as a medium of | communication between Charles II and the admiral in Apri |
| ational alive, thereby preserving lines of | communication with the socialists of Germany and the Aus |
| ersonic aero-thermodynamics, management of | communication blackout, deceleration and flotation syste |
| ice that would not only ease the stress of | communication, but also provide a means for people to ex |
| after 'The Passion'," Annenberg School of | Communication, University of Southern California, Los An |
| The School of | Communication at American University is highly regarded |
| Westerdals School of | Communication is a private school in Oslo that offers an |
| School of | Communication and Management Studies is a management ins |
| information about, and the facilitation of | communication among those in the field of, Korean langua |
| leave troops there, securing his lines of | communication with Milan. |
| Gals is one Russian series of | communication satellites. |
| a trading route as result of new lines of | communication and the inn business had to be folded. |
| born 1924) is an American-born theorist of | communication and media. |
| In 2001, Westerdal School of | Communication (WSoC) was founded after the merger of thr |
| Alain Carignon - Minister of | Communication |
| Ronald F. Reid, a Professor of | Communication Studies at the University of Massachusetts |
| ed designer, developer and manufacturer of | communication products founded in 1984 with headquarters |
| he United States proposed a direct link of | communication between Washington and Moscow. |
| Feedback loops of | communication can produce emergent properties not obviou |
| als Film & TV part of Westerdals School of | Communication. |
| require explicit consent for processing of | communication traffic. |
| -utilitarian, now fulfilling a function of | communication. |
| ty at the Cornell University Department of | Communication, its content is intended to be a tool for |
| nce and Education Secretariats, Offices of | Communication and Public Affairs and Diocesan Archives. |
| eep, at least, had a comprehensive mode of | communication, and that they could at least understand a |
| ege of Printing (now the London College of | Communication) (1978-1980) and won its 1979-1980 Journal |
| The origin of the Department of | Communication and Journalism can be traced to an endowme |
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