Sentence examples for communication by language from inspiring English sources

Did this behavior come from Africa after gradual development, or was it an abrupt transition through some profound evolutionary transformation, perhaps caused by hard-to-prove changes in communication by language?

Whether the additional communication provided by language is another such selective pressure remains to be seen.

The workshops were also held in the national language, effectively removing potential barriers to communication caused by language.

A scientific proof of an effect of enriched communication triggered by language action therapy at the level of dendritic arborisation, nerve cell growth, or structural changes in cortex has as yet not been delivered.

Communication is explained by language users' familiarity with the kinds of similar things referred to by words.

With risk communication often constrained by language barriers, there is scope for exploring the role of technology in better enabling the translation and interpretation of training materials into different languages, including local dialects and in culturally appropriate ways.

Communication was influenced by language (all were fluent English speakers but for three this was not their first language) and apparently by phenomena such as thought disorder.

Communication difficulties caused by language differences between workers and farmers/growers contribute to greater pesticide exposure through less effective training (McCauley et al. 2002; Rao et al. 2004).

Because risk communication is complicated by language barriers, lack of infrastructure, and historical mistrust of non-Navajo researchers, mapping provides an easily interpretable medium that can be objectively viewed by community members and decision makers to evaluate activities that affect toxicant exposures.

I've always been fascinated by communication: by voices and language.

She managed to combine considerable social talents, such as her gift for entertaining and a flair for remembering everybody and what they had written, with a profound desire to keep open, and extend, the channels of communication between writers divided by language and political barriers, which obviously went with her role as a translators' editor.