Sentence examples for communicability to from inspiring English sources

However, they share an obstacle with most other quality concepts concerning their limited communicability to top management.

Kant appeals to this account of pleasure in the beautiful in order to argue for its universal validity or universal communicability: to argue, that is, that a subject who feels such a pleasure, and thus judges the object to be beautiful, is entitled to demand that everyone else feel a corresponding pleasure and thus agree with her judgment of taste.

Notwithstanding, the second author (KA) provided external scrutiny that added clarity and communicability to the findings, and her agreement with the results strengthened them.

Crofts and Higham (2009) recently introduced the concept of 'weighted communicability' to account for the fact that two nodes that do not possess direct connections but have many common neighbours may exchange information more efficiently than two unconnected nodes that can only be joined through a long chain of edges (Estrada and Hatano, 2008; Crofts and Higham, 2009).

It is something that is added on to thought in order to make my inner ideas communicable to others; this communicability is accomplished by my adopting a certain linguistic convention.

Rubella, with vaccine available and its communicability prior to the onset of rash, finding more cases actively, especially asymptomatic ones, and implementing control measures immediately would increase the chance to blockade further transmission at the earlier epidemic waves.

In a case study example, user tests of a multi-touch tabletop application platform called MuTable are analysed with the Communicability Evaluation Method to evaluate to what extent users understand the intended messages (e.g., cues about interaction and functionality) the MuTable platform communicates.

Universal communicability is also central to Kant's account of aesthetic judgment, following his discussion of the three maxims in the third Critique (5:295-7).

However, rather than understand the pleasure as awareness of its own universal communicability, Longuenesse takes it to be awareness of a prior, and independent, feeling of pleasure elicited by the free play of the faculties, so that there are two distinct feelings of pleasure involved in judging an object to be beautiful (2003, 152 155; 2006, pp. 203 208).

As a result the pediatric infectious disease specialist advised that the usual period of communicability (four days before to four days after rash onset) should be extended until all of his symptoms resolved.

The algorithm factorizes each network to obtain features using graph communicability, and then collapses the feature matrices to predict temporal links.