Since culture is enacted through communication, culture itself can be transformed and shaped by new technological systems, such as the Internet.
"If the measure announced in the British official communication is enacted, it will be interpreted by Ecuador as an unacceptable, unfriendly and hostile act and as an attempt against our sovereignty," Ecuador's foreign minister declared.
Many Internet companies and consumer advocates say the main law governing communication privacy — enacted in 1986, before cellphone and e-mail use was widespread, and before social networking was even conceived — is outdated, affording more protection to letters in a file cabinet than e-mail on a server.
Using the systemic-transactional model of dyadic coping as a framework, we examined intra- and inter-personal associations between communication (both enacted and perceived) and relationship satisfaction (RS) among patients with stage II-IV breast or colorectal cancer and their spouses (N = 107 couples).
Data gathered provides information on how professional-parent interaction is enacted and identifies the communication processes that appear to optimise or impede professionals' contributions to parents' learning.
When enacted through biological organisms as communication among self-aware participants, cellular responses ultimately become creative biological expressions to resolve environmental stresses.
Previous research on this topic has shown that GIM wards are overloaded with communication 'genres' or types that are enacted by varying health care providers at different times to meet their contrasting information needs [ 1].
137, the other, enacted July 2d, 1864, entitled, 'An Act for Increased Facilities of Telegraph Communication between the Atlantic and Pacific States and the Territory of Idaho' 13 Stat.
When communication is complete, a moral future can be planned and enacted.
Enacting a traditional crisis communication plan is irrelevant in Flint right now.
