Sentences with phrase «communicate over miles»
Physorg reports that Christopher Clark, the I.P. Johnson Director of the Bioacoustics Research Program at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology has created state - of - the - art acoustic animations that show how whale song gets lost among the noise of ship traffic, and therefore whales that require the quiet of the ocean to communicate over miles of open water are not able to hear one another's songs.
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«We have a walkie - talkie to communicate over a mile range between bikes.»
Not exact matches
The astronauts communicated over a video hookup to the International Space Station, 230 miles above the kitchen, one morning last month.
My BFF was a retired nurse and while she had never nursed a baby herself her medical knowledge mixed with the information from her mother (we communicated over the phone because she lives over 1000 miles away) who had nursed a preemie helped me have success.
Communicate over a distance of up to 37 miles with the Olympia R100.
Biologists had already observed this interaction in living systems — a coral reef whose millions of tightly networked members could communicate data about weather over hundreds of miles and a slime mold whose millions of member cells, spread out over acres, could coalesce and take organized action for survival at a moment's notice.
Just imagine that you can communicate with other single men or women over miles away from each other.
Payne, 75, is best known for his 1968 discovery and recordings of songs by humpback whales, and for finding that some whale species can communicate with each other over thousands of miles.
The walkie - talkies let you communicate over a range of four miles — more than enough if your child is playing in the neighborhood or if you become separated at the supermarket.
It will enable you to communicate the messages that support your career goals over time, and it will ensure that you are ready to act on opportunity at a moment's notice, placing you miles ahead of the competition when the winds of change begin to blow.