A decentralized network could be interpreted as a highly communicative network of teammates, where information is communicated frequently between all in the team.
Trevarthen (2012), p.303 points to this experience: "Mead and Vygotsky value the social influence, the making of a self in relations with others, and the mastery of cultural tools by highly cooperative, communicating young persons, sharing minds".
Students highly value communicating with their mentors; it both creates a personal connection and provides students with a contextualized experience, working as part of a scientific community.
Epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition is the transformation of highly ordered, communicating, epithelial cells to rather less organised mesenchymal cells, with the capacity to survive without cell cell adhesion, to migrate and invade neighbouring tissues.
Unsurprisingly, the actors were highly effective at communicating a narrative about the new country that borrowed from a simple script.
In conjunction with night activity, geckos are highly vocal and communicate by sound, whereas most other lizards are essentially mute.
Satellites provide a rapid means of collecting and communicating highly precise information in fire detection, location, and appraisal.
"They're a great company, they provide us great data, and it helps us be highly effective in communicating with our voters".
It's a highly calibrated performance, communicating depth and feeling with the most imperceptible shifts in facial expressions before rattling off quick-fire jokes.
Highly social, they communicate through a variety of raucous vocalizations that serve to coordinate flocking, warn of danger, and express anger toward rivals.
