There was no widespread inter-island group communication, nor is there much indication during this period of any interest in such communications, at least not for economic reasons.
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Howe also spearheaded the rapid improvement of inter-group communications over the coming years with the introduction of computerised message switching and modern integrated, EMP hardened telephone systems.
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In current use, the council circle is often synonymous with the talking circle, and is a means of group communication that promotes input from all the members.
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Since communication accommodation theory applies to both interpersonal and inter-group communication one of the fields in which it has been most applied has been in intercultural communication.
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The People of India ( POI ) project of Anthropological Survey of India reported 325 languages which are used for in-group communication by 5, 633 Indian communities.
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In 1958, another Reserve Flight arrived and a Station HQ formed; No . 11 Group Communications flight moved in to be followed by HO No . 11 Group.
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They would stay at Hucknall in the training role along with No . 12 Group Communications Flight and the ATA Ferry Pool until the end of the war.
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Researchers must empirically demonstrate the recursivity of action and structure, examine how structures stabilize and change over time due to group communication, and may want to integrate argumentation research.
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Fujitsu's group communication equipment sales grew by 37 percent to 855 . 05 billion yen ( dlrs 7 . 37 billion ), underpinned by robust demand for mobile phone equipment.
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In mid 1944 he was posted to 83 Group Communications Squadron until 1946 when he was posted to No . 11 Group RAF, Headquarters Fighter Command at RAF Bentley Priory.
