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She analyzed them and their intercommunications as they came alive.

The intercommunications that enable them to survive are highly complex.

The Intercommunications Center commissioned three new pieces to accompany earlier work.

To get her to tell me openly what Valis and the intercommunications network had already transferred from their information banks to my mind.

The ship looked forward to continued intercommunications.

Plugged in to the intercommunications system, the man can now communicate with the rest of the crew no matter what noise is going on about him.

Rhodan had monitored for awhile the intercommunications of the helicopters with his wristband radio.

When the intercommunications system failed, the aircraft was forced to ditch in the sea two miles off Point Reyes.

The intercommunications set buzzed.

However, this two streams hypothesis, although useful, is a simplification of the visual system because the two streams maintain intercommunications along their entire rostral course.

Some functions available to the problem program (such as transput operations, or program intercommunications facilities) will be implemented as extracodes on all models of the range.

ICC InterCommunications Center.

The Modern Academy aims to save job opportunities to its graduates through the intercommunications with the directors of factories and associations where students carry out their summer practice.

T RE-ENTRY Ruby lights were suddenly flashing everywhere on the intercommunications board.

"I do not know where family doctors acquired illegibly perplexing handwriting, nevertheless extraordinary pharmaceutical intellectuality, counterbalancing indecipherability, transcendentalizes intercommunications incomprehensibleness."

It allows relaxation and easy flow of conversation, allowing the pheromone accumulation and natural nonvocal intercommunications called 'body language' to strike up the necessary ease of interplay.

The group element would permit routine unit communications privacy among members of a group while permitting the intercommunications between groups as controlled by a central "group assignment" controller.

Cannon was a civilian electronics engineer at the U.S. Navy Mine Defense Laboratory in Panama City, Florida, where he designed intercommunications systems.

Mr. Vasulka was weighing where to trim costs, at the request of the Intercommunications Center, and decided that the packing material for the delicate equipment was not the place to do so.

In 1964, at the beginning of the new wave of Cuban graphic design, Mederos began creating his first posters as head of the design team of the propaganda organization Intercommunications.

Sociological: consideration of the class, groups and grouping of groups and classes and effects; intercommunications and phenomena within groups that overdetermine behaviour and evolutions of the students.

POPAI's Digital Signage Standards Committee created three new subcommittees to focus on critically needed standards for Screen Media Formats, Media Players Interoperability and Server Intercommunications.

For instance, he said, if the budget is approved, it will allow the school system to make $200,000 of improvements at Central High School, which include installing new seats in the auditorium, bleachers in the gymnasium and an intercommunications system.

In live performances of his "game" pieces, the spectacle of his structural mechanics -the signals and cue-cards of the "prompter," which is what he calls the conductor, usually himself; the costumes and props and intercommunications of the players - provides theater of its own.

"People want to understand what a day in a life living at a particular address will feel like," said Toni Alexander, the president of InterCommunications, a marketing firm that is handling sales of condominiums in the Azzurra, a luxury high-rise in Marina del Rey, Calif.