First, counting solely or primarily "A" journal publications when determining rewards, recognitions, and other career advancement-prizes communicates, in essence, that professors won't advance if they choose to publish in outlets that are more widely read by managers.
"A single experiment is a small part of a bigger picture, and in doing science, you create a bigger picture that is coherent, well-balanced, striking but not misleading, that communicates the essence of what you discovered," she says.
On Thursday night, Ashley Tuttle's Odette-Odile was so perfectly danced that any one frozen moment or pose would have provided a textbook example of classical body line -- beautifully shaped feet, in particular -- and how that communicates the essence of each character and also places that character in the given moment.
But it always communicates the essence of what is spoken".
The cohort study researchers recognized, in particular, the need for an experienced person from the field of community health:...they [the Project team members] realized that I could mobilize the community, I could get them [women sex workers] together, I could communicate the essence of health seeking behavior that is of benefit to them.
That outrageous display communicated the essence of the Swatch message.
Abstract: How can I concisely communicate the essence and significance of my results?
But it also reflects Buffa's longstanding desire to better communicate the essence of his brand to consumers.
That a couple of the actors manage to communicate the essence of their characters is to their considerable credit.
Funnily enough, it's quite difficult for anybody to communicate the essence of their sexuality in 2,000 words.
An information landscape is among the most appealing design options of representing and communicating the essence of distributed information resources to users.
