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Valerie Finnis he describes communicating shrub news, with her proud "28 flowers on the xanthoceras", to her housebound husband using a walkie-talkie "whose volume, eventually, she learned to control".
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The grandest visions include concepts that still sound far-fetched, like "smart dust" -- a term used to describe communicating sensors no bigger than grains of sand that might be strewn by the thousands on fields and forests.
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In conceiving, describing, and communicating the experience of reality, the realistic picture and the nonrepresentational sign both have as their primary function the expression of this experience in religious terms.
However, various architectural design views still provide the most common means for describing and communicating architectural design.
Alexithymia, or "no words for feelings", is a personality trait characterized by difficulties in emotion regulation, difficulties in identifying, describing and communicating feelings, difficulties in differentiating feelings from bodily sensations and diminished affect-related fantasy [1], [2].
Some staff also described problems communicating with residents and their families.
Patients describe physicians communicating treatment options as 'palliative', causing patients to question the efficacy of 'modern medicine' [ 24].
A steering committee member commented: ' My general criticism is that we spent a lot of time and attention on the development, describing and communicating the service charter and profiling our organizations, but we underestimated the effort required to make the service charter really work.
The fundamental problem, then, is: How can such engaged use ever be adequately described and communicated?
Volcanic hazards are spatial phenomena, described and communicated globally using maps.
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