The shows I saw in the making were so different, and yet the theme across them all was an instinctive, enviable grasp of communication.
This thought or content is to be understood not as a mental image, or indeed as anything essentially private to the thinker's mind — but as one and the same abstract entity that can be 'grasped' by two minds, and that must be so grasped if communication is to occur.
What she doesn't seem to grasp is that communication is a complicated dance between speaker and listener, writer and reader, and that use of these words and phrases can be incredibly useful in the realpolitik of the workplace.
This photograph of Nick Leg, or whoever he is, posing with a man he desperately hopes has a youthful following, is a picture of a leader who has no real grasp on popular communication trying to hitch a lift with someone who does get some kind of message across to someone.
So having a good grasp of the communication process is a skill that leaders have to develop to ensure that they're understood when communicating with others.
My mom had lost all grasp of contemporary communication.
Listening to all their different songs and how they change them reinforces our grasp of their communication skills and genius.
Just as diagrams can provide data not easily obtained through verbal data collection techniques, visual presentation of the collected diagrams may provide insights not as easily grasped through verbal communication of study results.
Mr. Kan's adviser, Mr. Igarashi, said: "Prime Minister Kan never seemed to grasp the importance of communication.
--Have eDocation'trograms: Don't expect employees to grasp new forms of communication quickly, especially disruptive ones like social tools.
–Have education programs: Don't expect employees to grasp new forms of communication quickly, especially disruptive ones like social tools.
