Participating machines communicate to create and agree on updates to the official log.
While it's in there, the chip and reader communicate to create the one-time transaction code, and then you'll have to step in to complete the transaction.
It needs to communicate, to create connection and then connection builds trust, both through ideas, emotions and actions; a brand drives a decision-making system that pursues the dream, respecting the core values and behaviors.
But the way it was decided upon and communicated to them created alarm and mistrust.
Of course, by now everyone realizes the tremendous role played by Facebook in the Egyptian revolution, but commercial web tools – including Facebook – are transforming other realms as well, by providing universally-needed capacities to anyone who needs them: to communicate, to coordinate, to create maps, to collect and analyse and distribute information.
If language is in a sense alive, then our ability to communicate, to connect, to create "communion" is inherently "flexible," which means that we can come to understand and embrace new concepts and morals.
It has been recognized since the 1970s as a powerful pedagogical tool (Stokoe 1978), which encompasses the concepts of (1) free-style dance, as an individual search; (2) dance to move, to communicate, and to create or improvise (Kalmar 2006).
It may be that asking children to envision a different recess communicated to them that they could create the change they wanted to see.
Renowned as a great communicator, she believes in "over-communicating consistently" to create a united team around a shared goal.
