What is "communicating"

Usage examples of "communicating".

Core knew that the topography of the Void Which Binds could be modulated to transmit information instantaneously -- via the fatline -- but that this was a clumsy and destructive use of the medium of Planck space, rather like communicating across a continent by means of artificially produced earthquakes.

I watched their faces when we were announced and saw who smiled, whose gazes slid away to make contact with others, communicating silently.

Grandmother had been communicating with spirits ever since Gitana could remember.

He had not been long a guest at Armine before Sir Ratcliffe and his lady could not refrain from mutually communicating to each other the gratification they should feel could Glastonbury be induced to cast his lot among them.

At that date Francois Retz was General of the Jesuits, and on him devolved the duty of communicating the orders of the courts of Spain and Portugal to the Jesuits in the missions of the Uruguay.

Cambridge, communicating itself now in a way which is quite unaffected, neither literary nor academic, not historical, nor reconstructionist, but transmitting a nearly incredible immediacy from one end of human civilisation to another.

Its situation, close to the extensive coal and iron fields of Upper Silesia, in proximity to the Austrian and Russian frontiers, at the centre of a network of railways directly communicating both with these countries and with the chief towns of northern and central Germany, and on a deep waterway connecting with the Elbe and the Vistula, facilitates its very considerable transit and export trade in the products of the province and of the neighbouring countries.

Now it is of the nature of a mean to be distant from each extreme: while it unites by communicating to one that which belongs to the other.

The Staffs are communicating similar views to their American colleagues.

Claudius himself who is writing this book, and no secretary of his, and not one of those official annalists, either, to whom public men are in the habit of communicating their recollections, in the hope that elegant writing will eke out meagreness of subject-matter and flattery soften vices.

Newman McDade, Robertson, and Coombs more than an hour to make the trip from Andrews back to the White House for their meeting with Harrod By the time they had completed the day with Joshua Weiskopf and hi thirty-seven ISEG operators, Newman had developed the outline of plan for training, deploying, supporting, and communicating with the force, and he told them that he aimed to have it approved at the Whig House before the unit returned to Fort Bragg.

I could not look upon her long without covering her with my burning kisses, and, communicating my ardour, before long she made a place for me beside herself.

You are sensible of an obligation not to refer to me, miss, in communicating with Mr. C.

Communicating this by similar means to my guardian and Mr. Woodcourt, I rose.

My perception of the world through the effects of those psychotropics had been so bizarre and impressive that I was forced to assume that such states were the only avenue to communicating and learning what don Juan was attempting to teach me.