Similar words: telecommunications, communication, telecommunication, communicative, communicate, excommunicate, communicate with, intercommunicate. Meaning: [kə‚mjuːnɪ'keɪʃn] 
n. the discipline that studies the principles of transmiting information and the methods by which it is delivered (as print or radio or television etc.).
n. the discipline that studies the principles of transmiting information and the methods by which it is delivered (as print or radio or television etc.). 
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151. Netcom On-Line Communications, the leading provider of Internet access to consumers, was hit especially hard.
152. Banks, through modern communications and worldwide correspondents, provide assistance to customers engaged in international trade.
153. Our questions seek to get at communications behavior as well as feelings about political communication.
154. In the former, internal communications are often sluggish; a change mandated in March may not be implemented until November.
155. By the half-way stage it was apparent to the dimmest Danuese that it was a communications antenna.
156. When communications were inadequate and weak, it was argued, the country could ill afford the luxury of competing media.
157. The logjam is occurring because of increased demand on the global communications network.
158. Transport is difficult, communications are patchy.
159. Transportation and communications are becoming easier day by day.
160. These investments have greatly improved Xinjiang's water conservancy, communications, posts and telecommunications and other infrastructure facilities.
161. The US shell company was set up to mount a bid for Kingston Communications.
162. Warner Communications Inc. has refused to distribute the picture in the United States.
163. In communications, the use of domestic terminal , e . g . , viewdata, to order goodsfrom a supplier.
164. Meanwhile we must do a good job in transport and communications.
165. The advances in communications altered the nature of information processing.
166. Goal 3 The prime contractor and the software subcontractor maintain ongoing communications.
167. Products are widely used in mobile communications, radar,(www.Sentencedict.com) navigation and aerospace fields.
168. Let us not forget that the much-maligned British Rail has a major expertise in electronic communications.
169. That enables communications engineers to evaluate precisely telephone, radio and TV circuits.
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