Sentence examples for communicating food from inspiring English sources

This project brings together social scientists, nutritionists, communication and social media experts to work together to investigate the issue of communicating food risks/benefits across Europe.

C-call chirping is believed to be an honest signal for communicating food preference, and a cotton-top tamarin will more often and more rapidly vocalize with these chirps when approaching a highly favored food source.

In communicating food risks it may be vital in many instances to take account of the overall configuration of both risk and benefit [ 15].

The FoodRisC project will investigate media involvement in communication in the food chain and will identify barriers to efficient food communications and potential use of new and classical media channels to communicate food risks/benefits efficiently.

Additional services help travelers communicate food preferences in the native language.

This will challenge the dairy industry and regulatory authorities as to how to communicate food benefits that go beyond general health and wellbeing claims.

During the experimental period, trophallaxis was observed frequently between Acc and Aml workers (see Supporting Information Movie S4), which also shows that Acc and Aml could communicate food-related information with each other by transferring food reward.

The lemon-yellow walls and sea-green tiles give it a bright, cool look, and the solid wooden table in the center of the dining room, loaded down with vegetable side dishes, strikes a rustic note while communicating the food philosophy: fresh from the market, and prepared without fuss.

Several participants spoke of challenges in being able to adequately communicate with food premise operators and food handlers because of language barriers and/or different education levels.

Such incidents are a reminder that many marine mammals depend on their sensitive hearing to communicate, find food, mate and survive.

"For whales and dolphins, listening is as important as seeing is for humans – they communicate, locate food, and navigate using sound," said Sarah Dolman, at charity Whale and Dolphin Conservation.