Sentence examples for gained communication from inspiring English sources

As a child, she was not upset over her condition: never having known anything else, she quickly compensated and gained communication skills.

They also gain communication experience.

One should think of (re)learning the names of familiar people, (re training leisure activities, and (re) gaining communication skills (eg, preparing to go out for a walk, learning to use an MP3 player, or writing an email).

A number of STEM departments at universities have recognized the potential for service learning to provide undergraduate, graduate, and professional students with opportunities to gain communication, teamwork, and leadership skills; an understanding of diversity; an appreciation of the societal impacts; and an ability to apply these skills in their careers (Eyler et al., 2001).

A few initiatives were also undertaken in designing multidisciplinary team-based BIM curricula for training AECO students to gain collaboration, communication and coordination skillsets.

Computing in the Internet of Things is increasingly pervasive, with everyday items including clothes, smart-phones, cars and various household appliances gaining sophisticated communication and computing capacities.

There is especially much to gain in communication with do-it-yourselfers and wait-and-see-ers, but this demands a more proactive role on the part of veterinarians and extension specialists.

The comprehension often gained through effective communication ("fuller informed consent") is a worthier aim (Beauchamp and Childress 2008, 127ff; Manson and O'Neill 2007, e.g., 184 5).

In this paper we reflect upon criteria for useful climate change communication gained over a three year development process of a web-based tool – VisAdapt™ – aimed at increasing the adaptive capacity among Nordic homeowners.

The assessment also showed that children have gained much better communication skills.

Insight may be gained by observing communication of GPs in their natural work setting of daily practice [ 29].