Simply to communicate a message to Bush?
In our work there is some kind of simple distance with the people who witness, since we are not trying to communicate a message to them.
Such people "often desire to communicate a message to society at large," said Chief Ronald D. Blackwell of the Prince George's County Fire and Emergency Medical Services Department.
"He's willing to put his money behind the things he believes in, and he's using that money to communicate a message to the voters of New Jersey," Mr. Shea said.
If the government needs to communicate a message to the people in the slums of Kamocha, where the Ghetto Republic of Uganja is based, they will get in touch with the crew.
"A reasonable officer in the noisy environment defendants occupied would have known that a single bull horn could not reasonably communicate a message to 700 demonstrators," he wrote, adding that protesters "might infer permission to enter the vehicular roadway from the fact that officers, without offering further warnings, proceeded ahead of and alongside plaintiffs onto that roadway".
"If the big oil companies and chemical manufacturers and the other big polluters were able to communicate a message to this state, they would say vote for George Bush or, in any case, vote for Ralph Nader," Mr. Gore told a crowd in Wisconsin last week.
He places particular emphasis upon signaling games, that is, games in which a sender wishes to communicate a message to a receiver, a message determining which action from among a fixed repertoire the receiver will perform.
Removing player H100 will damage the network's leadership, and removing player H28 will damage the operation's ability to communicate a message to all members of the network.
In the animal and plant kingdoms, it's widely accepted that pheromones are released to communicate a message, to signal to others of the same species sexual desire and "optimal fecundity" (hot).
