Letters written during her teens, though simple and full of misspellings, communicate a range of ideas and emotions.
But genetics experts and civil rights advocates say it may also fuel a growing debate over researchers' responsibility to communicate the range of personal information that can be gleaned from DNA at a time when it is being collected on an ever-greater scale for research and routine medical care.
At times Shannon seems plucked straight out of a Fellini film his face so expressive, inimitable, that he's able to communicate a range of emotions through a glance (see Take Shelter) or gesture (see Midnight Special).
On the possibility that the density of the overlapping plots in Figure 4 fails to communicate the range differential of the slopes, Figure 5 shows regression lines from a random sampling of 50 shapes from the inventory.
Results are nonetheless relevant to our study as it proved the feasibility of research ADs and willingness of participants to communicate the range of risks they would be willing to assume should they lose decisional capacity and be solicited for research.
Each node has a short communication range and can communicate only with nodes within its transmission range.
Therefore, any two individual nodes that are outside their allowable communication range can still communicate indirectly with each other if at least one path, an ordered sequence of communication links, connects them.
All eyes are on you, and the facial expressions of the students communicate emotions ranging from interest and excitement to boredom and sleepy disengagement.
Interquartile ranges were used to communicate an uncertainty range for resulting incremental cost effectiveness ratios.
Their main job is outreach: communicating the range of scholarships available for potential students from poorer backgrounds who might otherwise be put off by MIT's fees.
