"Steinbrenner is a brand, and it's a very complex brand to communicate because he had so many dimensions to his personality," said Allen Adamson, the managing director at Landor Associates, a brand consultant.
Modo, who we've previously reported on, acts as sort of the "operator switchboard" that enables all the different players in this complex scenario to communicate and ensure that the values and points are made available and translated, in real time.
It's no wonder sarcasm can be hard to interpret; it's a complex way to communicate, Hillis said.
He believed people's needs for "novel, varied, and complex stimulation"; "to communicate ideas and values"; and "to solve problems" motivate them to be creative (p. 396).
Robert Franken defined creativity as "the tendency to generate or recognize ideas, alternatives, or possibilities that may be useful in solving problems, communicating with others, and entertaining ourselves and others". He believed people's needs for "novel, varied, and complex stimulation"; "to communicate ideas and values"; and "to solve problems" motivate them to be creative (p. 396).
This is a complex concept to communicate to a patient who may have undertaken genetic testing with the main aim of gaining access to new treatment options.
AAC strategies could also play a useful role in helping children with complex communication needs to communicate pain (Costello, Patak, & Pritchard, 2010).
Researchers studying apes in the wild have found that African bonobos use complex trail markers to communicate silently in the dense tropical forests where they live along the Congo River.
Yet, contrary to the expectation that revenue-neutrality would increase the political feasibility of the carbon charge by not penalizing heavy energy users, Yale found the concept to be complex and challenging to communicate.
In addition, studies must specifically examine the communication skills required to communicate complex subjects from highly specialized medical disciplines.
