Faced with these views and symptoms similar to dependency, GPs experienced challenges conveying the message that medication could cause headache, as underlined by a GP: ' [Patients] say: 'Yes, but I had headache before I started using these pills'.
Whereas the "frontier" and "grand challenges" convey many layered historical meanings, a distinct metaphorical appeal, and have become popularized beyond expert's communities, the RRI discourse, though the most ambitious one, has not yet shaken off its roots in the bureaucratic structures of the European Commission.
For a non-specialist, the challenge is conveying how extraordinary these vast cars are.
The game's big challenge is conveying this to us so that we want to play in it.
But Mr. Kashi seized the opportunity to photograph the flourishing trade, not to mention the challenge of conveying an intensely organic process in pictures.
"We are faced with the challenge of conveying this experience to the next generations," said Noriyuki Masuda, associate director of the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Association.
The show's curators, led by Austen Barron Bailly, asked themselves what other medium was facing the challenge of conveying information by images when Benton was starting out, and their answer was: cinema.
Britannica.com had the challenge of conveying a well-established "offline" brand to the Web, and it accomplished that feat with a short, clear, and poignant 30-second spot.
Equal to both actors, however, was the challenge of conveying the risk of a same-sex love affair to audiences who live in an age of marriage-equality legislation and transgender TV stars.
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