Studies of cognitive function, for example, now have the benefit of more sensitive markers, including tests of memory, visuospatial function, and the ability to communicate or understand communication.
Communication -- and the ability to communicate effectively -- is not a simple matter of technology, tools and software.
Good diplomatic skills and the ability to communicate are other advantages.
"I would not be doing that, I would rely on interviews and the ability to communicate messages".
"What people call leadership and charisma," he added, "is really clarity of vision and the ability to communicate clearly".
He was afforded what few are given: a comprehension of mortality and the ability to communicate his conclusions.
"This work is about character and the ability to communicate," said Laurette Orélia, who has the most clients of any Sogesol banker.
What got him was not the political programme – he never joined the fascist party – but the desire to get things done, and the ability to communicate.
Successful applicants need deep subject knowledge and the ability to communicate in ways that will inspire the young to want to learn.
Qualifications are "substantial experience of co-ordinating policies and operations within the drugs field...strong powers of influence and the ability to communicate" (i.e., spinning).
"I figured I would offer fashion, cerebral intelligence at a magnificent level and the ability to communicate for my district," he claimed.
