The communicative aspect makes it possible to penetrate deep into political and financial domains of modern reality.
Dogs' abilities to comprehend human communicative signals make them one of the only animals to understand what people mean when they point at something.
In his book 'Shaping Things', Sterling proposes a very near future where objects will talk to each other through their increasing 'alertness' to each other's programs or features, implemented by a highly sensorial and communicative technological make-up such as RFIDs, GPS tracking and other modeling and sensing devices and tools.
Evidence from naturalistic observation of older adults indicates that language to "inform and explain" accounts for 12.3% of total communicative activity, making it one of the most frequent everyday uses of language (Davidson et al., 2003).
The genuinely festive double bill is conducted by Stephen Barlow, whose imaginative programming and communicative energy have made Buxton irresistible.
We weren't allowed to read or write, speak to one another, make communicative gestures or even look at one another in the eye.
So while Jack, the precocious, communicative chimp, is making himself a new home in a convenient treehouse, the teenage Steven Westover Kevin Zegerss of the "Bud" films) and his kid sister, Tara Jamie Renee Smithh), are trying to fit into life in Nelson, where their parents have just moved from California.
In recent years, research has also begun into hand preferences for making communicative gestures.
Such tools may augment the communicative process by making explicit the values and concerns guiding each perspective.
Finally, all through the study, critical researchers, physicians and co-readers have critically read and checked the interpretations made (communicative validity) [ 34].
