This last act could be the one that connects most effectively with contemporary audiences, since -- whether it's called "shell shock,' as it was during and after World War I, or post-traumatic stress disorder, as it is now -- the condition's manifestation is recognizably the same.
Ms. Lubar tells her students that by using acting techniques to be more expressive and spontaneous, they will be able to connect more effectively with others.
While the city extends its infrastructure to connect more effectively with the rest of the Pearl River Delta (PRD) and with Hong Kong, more fundamental questions surround its role within a restructuring regional economy.
The "Noticeboard" advertising spaces on the Guardian Local blogs are provided by Addiply to help local businesses connect cost-effectively with their local customers.
Kearney's relaxed, natural style has much in common with Five For Fighting's John Ondrasik's, but his everydude persona has the potential of connecting him more effectively with a broader audience.
As water transcends physical landscapes and disciplinary mindscapes, more expressly and insidiously than other topic areas, it effectively connects with women, waste, wisdom and wealth.
Whether they'll last depends on how effectively Phelps connects with his personality.
Finally, we discuss the prospect of extending this framework to spatially explicit biogeochemical models (e.g., more effectively connect inshore with offshore areas) along with the benefits for environmental management, such as the optimization of the sampling design of monitoring programs and the alignment with the policy practice of adaptive management.
Have you effectively connected with any of the people you follow, let alone with the artists pimping their wares on the service?
Continuing this work will be crucial towards increasing retention rates among junior officers and ensuring that the US military is more effectively connected with American civil society.
