Just over a decade ago, Jackson and his co-founder, Will Gibson, were looking for a use for the radio technology they had developed that communicated small amounts of information over long distances.
Inexpensive, rapid, and easy to perform, fistulography directly visualises the communicating small bowel (Fig. 1A, B) or colonic segment (Fig. 1C) and provides information on ECF anatomy such as calibre, length, course, and ramifications.
Reasons may include ease in communicating smaller nuggets of scientific information, the need to balance the abundance of information available about the topic, interest by the audience, or amount of space available for publication, among others.
How can we communicate the small-scale, less exciting effects of aid, such as parliamentarians trained through a UN programme?
Most twitterers communicate with small networks of people they know, but the most popular have thousands of friends and followers.
Unable to communicate, a small percentage of autistic children bite their own arms raw or bang their heads against the wall, for reasons poorly understood.
"Many people already use WhatsApp to communicate with small businesses.
Quorum sensing (QS) is the process through which bacteria communicate utilizing small diffusible molecules termed autoinducers.
Imagine Airbnb sharing anonymized renter data to enable cities to communicate to small businesses about optimum business hours, such as days when its vacancy rates are low — a proxy for when an area has high occupancy and thus high economic activity.
It's in the way her lucid, sad eyes communicate the small earthquakes we endure as we grow older, shedding the skin of adolescence and graduating into adulthood.
