Another player might have rendered the repetitive figures of "Solo Observed" (1982) with a stronger sense of beat; Mr. Foss, by contrast, communicated, more than anything else, an organic, vital sense of the music.
Second, communication and perceptual issues; how the immediate and longer-term value of clinical studies [ 5, 10, 11], as well as specific outcomes of a study [ 12], are perceived by and communicated to research participants, other patients, the public, and the clinical and clinical-research communities.
However, symptoms of ADRs not communicated by patients or not recorded by care providers in the medical records could not be detected in this study.
A specific user-friendly document was created and validated by those involved and the results are communicated to school communities by the support team.
They communicated by passing notes through sewer pipes or tapping coded messages on radiators.
"One of the effects of the new law is the mandate that information about transactions by insiders be communicated quickly to regulators.
In 1926 one critic complained: "Picture-features are a throw-back to the intelligence which communicated by means of ideographs, before the alphabet was invented.
– Glenn Collins Poetry Foundation: "We communicated by cheeses" — so begins this haunting D. Nurkse poem about a couple's trip to the Dolomites.
Mr. Graue turned over the inking chores to Mr. Bender, of Tulsa, Okla., in 1990, and the two communicated by fax and overnight mail.
But about midway through the piece, Ms. Graf's breaking down of telling gestures and moves — a drug addict's feverish fingers scampering and tugging at her body, the jagged broken line made by physical capitulation — communicated intense pain.
