"The Last of Her Kind" is full of incident and high drama -- much of it propelled by the political landscape and idealism of the 1960's -- but it is, above all, about the way women communicate and interpret their experience, bearing down on every nuance, irony, anguished interchange and heartbreaking loss.
The lead industry was able to achieve its influence in large part by being the primary supporter of research on health effects of lead and relying upon the scientists that it supported to communicate and interpret this research to the government and the public (Denworth 2008).
Furthermore, the relationship between SAM ratings, SC features, and sensory modality involved in the stimulation could open new paths for the study of how emotions are communicated and interpreted by humans.
Communicating and interpreting genetic evidence in the administration of justice is currently a matter of great concern, due to the theoretical and technical complexity of the evaluative reporting and large difference in expertise between forensic experts and law professionals.
This uncertainty must be taken into account when making cross-national comparisons, and needs to be carefully communicated and interpreted by epidemiologists and policy makers alike.
As Rehman and Walker (1995) note, conducting fieldwork among South Asian origin populations not only needs moderators fluent in the mother tongue of that population but also people who are aware of cultural nuances in order to communicate effectively and interpret data.
Joint Program members communicate research results and interpret policy relevance of analytical work through many professional activities, including publications, workshops, corporate and public briefings, and media interviews.
Heated discussion of these studies, their results, and how they were communicated to and interpreted by the public have continued [ 29] even though Lahn published subsequent work that concluded early genetic findings do not support a direct link to cognition [ 30].
Language especially matters with evolving and/or controversial scientific topics where communicating and interpreting new findings must be done free of ambiguity.
The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) defines literacy as "the ability to identify, understand, interpret, create, communicate and compute, using printed and written materials associated with varying contexts.
In recent years, Gharem said, Saudi artists have been liberated by the Internet, which allows them to communicate with contemporaries elsewhere and interpret their situation at home in new ways.
