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Which among the following is considered a line-of-sight communication medium?
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English and filipino as a medium of communication?
English and Filipino are widely used as mediums of communication in the Philippines. English is commonly used in business, education, and government settings, while Filipino, based on Tagalog, is the national language and is spoken by a large part of the population. Many Filipinos are bilingual and proficient in both languages.
Are words the most commonest medium of communication?
commonest medium of communication
Why is the internet considered a mediumslide1?
Any means of communication is a medium like telivision, newspapers, radio, magazines and the internet.
Which of the following functions are associated with the logical link control sublayer?
delimiter for data according to the physical signaling requirements of the medium
What are the medium of oral communication?
Following are some mediums of oral communicationThe telephone and its mobile variants.Public address systems,Answering machines.
What is the richest communication medium?
a face-to-face communication
The medium of communication for effective library?
The medium of communciation for effective library
What is a medium (government)?
A means of communication
What is mass communication?
Mass Communication is a process of communication in a large group of people by the help of a medium.
What do you mean by English as a means of communication?
Means of communication is actually a medium or a way by which a person can communicate. Now, "English is a means of communication" means that English is a medium through which one can communicate i.e., english is a language through which people talk or communicate. So, by means of communication we mean a language (or medium), or method or way of communication.
Medium required for communication system?
motherboard
What factors will influence your choice of a medium of communication?
no
