It was the first time, researchers said, that animal brain cells and a robot had communicated in two directions.
Compensation offers beyond bill waivers were deemed appropriate in 9 of 30 of cases in which substandard care caused harm and communicated in six such cases.
The protagonist's anxiety and cautiousness, his whole psychological makeup, has been communicated in five words ('maps, sun lotions and medicines') and without the need to use one descriptive adjective or phrase.
The basics of scientists' understanding of climate change can be communicated in five key points: It's real, it's caused by humans, it's bad, the experts agree, and there's still hope for fixing it, according to John Cook, a research assistant professor at George Mason University's Center for Climate Change Communication.
The two ways this can be done were laid out by Wood VC in Wallgrave v Tebbs, when he said: Acceptance, therefore, can be communicated in one of two ways; either by the trustee directly stating his acceptance, or by implying it through not declining.
(5) σ t o t a l = σ w t r e p 2 This proposed summary statistic is supported by observations communicated in two recent publications, which have leveraged on the variation in bead intensities.
This feedback was communicated in two flyers: one after the pre-test and one after the mid-term test containing bar charts of the collective answers in this category with some explanatory text.
Backing out was not an option, though a dozen men materialized to help us try, communicating in three languages.
The latest aspiration of chip designers to stack the things on top of one another so that their components can communicate in three dimensions complicates matters still further.
