Father and son are at odds, pathologically unable to communicate, both of them haunted by guilt and grief stretching back to the years the family spent farming in Kabwe, Zambia, where Vale's mother died.
I hope that I have been able to communicate both of those things to you".
"It's the clarity of one's vision, the courage of one's conviction and the ability to effectively communicate both of those things," he says.
It's a fascinating experience, communicating both the immersive power of the medium, and the tactile capabilities of the HTC Vive which comes with two motion-tracking controllers that act as your hands.
We have easy access to a wide range of digital images, and social media has become our way of communicating both our thoughts and visual references.
An advisory's purpose is to provide information to consumers to increase their knowledge of specific product attributes; however, the difficulty in communicating both the risks and benefits of eating fish leads readers of fish advisories to over-restrict their fish consumption.
Nearly everyone who loved Chesnutt's music loved it intensely; his lyrics performed the rare trick of communicating both hallucinatory intensity and an offhanded, almost conversational quality.
Since Asian elephants are capable of communicating both chemically [ 29, 40] and acoustically [ 41, 42] at distances humans find difficult to observe, they may be aware of the their associates' locations even when the latter are beyond the visual range of human observers.
It's only through parallel creative exploration that the broader ramifications of open data can be clarified and communicated, both in terms of the value of the art itself and also what it can reveal about our increasingly complex lives.
The necessary API of the protocol to communicate both parts of the simulation is described in detail here, and some examples can be found at http://lab.dia.uned.es/rmatlab/lab.dia.uned.es/rmatlab/.es/rmatlab/
The term 'argument' was used by Neurath broadly, to include the case or point being made and communicated, both senses of demonstration.
