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We're interested in netted sensors , for example , where a group of sensors talk to each other and to a central location . She had long jet-black hair in unruly ringlets and pale skin , and was talking to a petulant and domineering girl of about ten who resembled her . " Raghunandan 's chore was getting the cells fed , then looking at them under a high-powered microscope to see whether they were essentially talking to each other and clumping up in groups . " The demonstration at Honda 's test center outside Tokyo previews what is shaping up as the next phase of automotive safety : vehicles that talk to each other and the highway system itself . If there are numerous potential witnesses - - for example at a fraternity party , RAVE party , or night club - - assign one officer to monitor the witnesses in order to prevent them from talking to each other and to collect some form of identification from each person present . Both efforts should offer additional insight into the way cells talk to each other and the way bacteria cause disease . We still talk to each other and get together from time to time .