Rarely has an action movie combined so effectively words and images - one can remember lines of humorous and stately dialogue as readily as scenes of violence.
Humans process and retain visual data much more effectively than words and text: images are deciphered in parallel and incorporated directly into long-term memory, while words are processed in sequence in short-term memory [41].
But the brilliance of the entrepreneurs behind the companies that bear those names is that those words are now so far removed from the original meaning associated with them that they are effectively new words altogether.
It can convey meaning more effectively than words and is a language in itself.
Used sparingly and effectively, filler words can make you more relatable to your audience, give you time to catch your breath, and emphasize key points.
Personally, I thought many of the most effective posts were the work of our Graphics department: the graphics showing how much the debt has grown, or how many jobs have been added back, told those stories more effectively than words.
Often throughout the album, Pierce will effectively abandon words for strings of wordless scat passages that serve to throw the focus back on to the melodic hooks – which, fortunately, are the band's most agreeable aspect.
I don't use a graphic, but if you decide that a logo reflects your services more effectively than words then go for something simple which will still be recognisable on a small card.
Because if you show it the right way, it will tell itself more effectively than words ever could.
The New Zealand-based artist's series of illustrations, each of which is accompanied by a short explainer, effectively translates words that cannot be directly anglicized.
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