It is possible to debate, as people do, the message conveyed by flying a Confederate flag or wearing a hood.
As a result, the message conveyed by the framework might be misinterpreted by teachers and assessors, who are likely to pay particular attention to the tasks illustrated in the framework and ignore other less typical but nonetheless important ones.
The same feedback signals reach the predictor and summing element, as the messages conveyed by the mossy fibers reach both the cerebellar cortex and cerebellar nuclei.
Though the stock they're pushing can be afforded only by the very rich, the message conveyed (as with Marc Jacobs) is not one of snobbery, exclusivity or status anxiety but accessibility, sympathy — even a little goofiness.
She also described the message conveyed by the statues as "rather ambiguous".
Yet that wasn't the message conveyed.
And they can adopt the messages conveyed by donated monuments as their own, but only if they do so expressly and unequivocally.
Take, for example, the 1993 anthology, "The Madonna Connection: Representational Politics, Subcultural Identities, and Cultural Theory," in which scholars ponder such issues as the symbolic messages conveyed by the singer's stage costuming during her pointy bra period.
With the exception of its use as a salutation, the prevailing message conveyed with "master" is that this person is at the very top of their game.
As discussed above, the main message conveyed by this paper is that cancer genes have different Alu insertion (or retention) rates according to the genes' type of mutation.
It was in this role that he became acutely aware of the power of a posted billboard, and the message it conveys, as well as the restrictions media outlets have with what they can get away with.
