Someone can talk a good talk, but when they're asked to communicate with kids, their true colors emerge and they either turn tight and rigid or they flow with the energy like someone practicing aikido.
He talked about the complications that could arise once appliances were asked to communicate.
Add to these tales the fact that employees everywhere are being asked to communicate with clients and each other electronically, because of concerns about the Postal Service.
Once returned, and rather too late, she made her displeasure known, and the Foreign Secretary, Boris Johnson, was asked to communicate the government's "unease".
When you get a script, there are concepts and ideas being communicated to you in script form that you're being asked to communicate to the audience in performance.
In our study, dyads (intimate pairs or strangers) are asked to communicate specified emotions using a purely haptic link that consists of virtual models rendered on simple knobs.
Write down experience where you were asked to communicate with different departments or organize a group project.
This is significant from an assessment standpoint, as we contend that the process of asking students to communicate their understanding of scientific phenomena is a worthwhile activity, regardless of whether automated methods will be employed to assess these responses (e.g., Chi et al. [1994]).
Each province contains its distinctive logical, temporal, corporal, and social dimensions, and movement between the provinces only becomes paradoxical (e.g., asking how phenomenologists are able to communicate their private findings publicly) if one conceives the provinces as ontological static realms to which one transmigrates as a soul to another world.
