Politeness as expressed in language is essentially conveyed via socially motivated deviations from direct 'Gricean' expression of communicative intent.
Beyond the attention-getting headline, the first paragraph of Mr. Hawkins' letter essentially conveys all you need to know.
Pragmatics is essentially conveyed by speech prosody, i.e., the speech musical dimension which is carried by variations of the fundamental frequency (F0) and whose perceptual correlate is pitch.
The lowest order POIM (k=1) essentially conveys the same information as is represented in a sequence logo.
Looking at six major story lines that developed over one week last July, 83 percent of the reports in local news media "were essentially repetitive, conveying no new information," said the study, by the Project for Excellence in Journalism, an arm of the Pew Research Center.
January 11 , 1941Prestatyn, Wales August 31, 2009 Ibiza, Spain Barry Flanagan, (born Jan . 11 , 1941Prestatyn, North Wales died Aug. 31, 2009, Ibiza, Spain) Welsh-born sculptor who was best known for his series of monumental elongated bronze hares, which, though essentially figurative, convey an incredible sense of movement, energy, and irreverent whimsy.
His brother is now conveying essentially the same message.
What Yogi Berra had said, conveying essentially the same meaning, was: "It ain't over till it's over". He said this in a newspaper interview in July 1973, while he was managing the Mets, who were then nine games out of first place but went on to win the division.
A body of research demonstrates that even when conveying essentially the same information, patients, doctors and policy-makers are influenced by differences in format, including the specific wording and presentation (e.g. percentages versus natural frequencies) [ 15, 20].
The author's genius was her ability to straddle the divide between anthropomorphizing her creatures and conveying their essentially alien nature.
