The counter arguments are that patients do not break communication down into competencies, and that the negotiation of meaning, (which is after all what communication is) occurs across different levels from sensor to receiver.
The ethos of breaking down communication into micro-skills is the basis for one of the most frequently used guides for clinical communication skills training in undergraduate medical education, the Calgary Cambridge Guides[ 27].
The internet works by breaking each communication into small data packets and dispatching them, often by different routes, to their destination, where they are reassembled into the original communication.
"At Skype, we are committed to breaking down communication barriers and getting the world talking," the company noted when it announced a preview of the Slack service.
Deteriorating white matter may turn out to be the root problem, breaking down communication links between brain regions and impairing their ability to work in a coordinated manner, says Gazzaley.
An AcrB inhibitor that binds between PN2 and PC1 in the B-state seems to block this movement of PC1 (Nakashima et al. 2013), thus breaking the communication between the porter and TM layers.
The goal of the dispersion movement is for the multi-robot team to spread out as widely as possible and explore any unknown targets without breaking the communication links among these robots.
Two patients (both men, 33 and 44) committed suicide after breaking off communication (after requesting euthanasia), and one (woman, 55) committed suicide after staying in a psychiatric ward to which she had been referred.
After Davros hijacks the signal and taunts the Doctor about his resurrection and imminent victory, the Doctor breaks communication and attempts to convene with his companions.
Every community develops its own lingo that is totally incomprehensible outside that community, and it breaks down communication.
