Osborn hoped that the portrait bust would convey to future generations of Cambridge students some impression of the rugged simplicity as well as the intellectual grandeur of the man they revered and honored (Anonymous 1909d; f).
This thorough design process is brimming with intention, particularly in what Brian and Bryan hope to convey to future readers.
That message was forcibly conveyed to the future Labour Cabinet minister Shirley Williams in the 1930s, when she was only eight years old, and Lady Astor, the first woman to take up a seat in the Commons, told her bluntly: "You will never get on in politics, my dear, with that hair".
If the value of a design archive is its ability to convey to a future generation an appreciation for the past -- its design history, social commentary and labors of love -- then it is perhaps odd that no institution has pursued the archives of Robert A. M. Stern, the architect who so acutely represents the nostalgic yearnings of certain well-to-do Americans.
"I think everyone will be very careful in the future about how findings are conveyed to the public," he says.
Nevertheless, the increased rate of RLN injury and overall morbidity should be conveyed to patients when deciding on the choice of procedure in the future.
If risk compensation associated with the belief that condoms are 100% effective is confirmed, public health authorities, the media, educators and parents could be motivated to review how condom use promotion messages are being conveyed to youth, and how such messages could be more safely conveyed in the future.
Companies should think critically about how to convey to current employees and future workforces the massive potential and exciting opportunities to work alongside AI.
What do you convey to others?
For example, if a physician sees that many people rate him as not spending enough time explaining the benefits and side effects of medications, he might take more care in conveying that information to future patients.
