In the opening piece, Debussy's "Reflets dans l'eau (Reflections in the water)" from "Images," Book 1, he quickly conveyed refinement and a nuanced sensitivity to sound.
I believe there are ways to present a company on social media that can still convey that message of elegance and refinement.
Through these layers of writing, what I aim for is a palimpsest that conveys the stylistic refinements of the author.
Any stone may be used in its natural, irregular state, or it may be chiselled in a rough or smooth texture or highly polished to convey a range of meanings from vigour to refinement.
Nevertheless, audiences were charmed by Shearer's ability to convey a playful sexuality while maintaining her characteristic poise and refinement.
They might convey how an idea evolved through data collection and hypothesis refinement, but these productions do not capture the day-to-day reality of being a research scientist.
The curlicued design of earlier figures was gradually converted into a style of massive, scarcely carved blocks that convey, at their best, an impression of barbarous strength but without the refinement of first-class primitive art.
Future refinement to the current probe design involving the selection of only those probes that convey the highest discriminatory value in identifying viruses may help address the cross-reactivity issue as described here.
A key difficulty is that stakeholders typically convey their goals indirectly through intuitive narrative-style scenarios of desirable and undesirable system behaviour, whereas goal refinement methods usually require goals to be expressed declaratively using, for instance, a temporal logic.
Hand signals convey responses.
The loops convey gravity.
