It also ruled that the ad differed from the original "in a way that may, reasonably, be perceived as commenting, through ridicule on what a viewer might reasonably think is the undue self-importance conveyed by the subject of the Leibovitz photograph".
"No message of lofty social or political importance was conveyed, but none is required," the court said.
And so I've learned the importance of conveying a clear direction and the need to reinforce it, day in and day out, in what you do, whom you promote, whom you give bonuses to, what's rewarded.
"Even with the errors in this very rough draft of a jotting, you can see Whitman imagining the importance of conveying the meaning of what he called elsewhere 'many long dumb voices', with 'dumb' being used in the sense of 'muted'," said Price.
"There is clearly a need to raise awareness among translational SC researchers regarding the importance of conveying realistic translation timelines to the popular press".
Consequently, the throughflow [often referred to as the 'Indonesian Throughflow' (ITF); see Fig. 5] can have much importance by conveying low salinity/density water across the Indian Ocean proper.
As an essential component of teacher assessment literacy an understanding of "how to use assessment to maximize student motivation and learning" (Coombe, Troudi, & Al-Hamly, 2012, p. 25)—language teachers should realize the importance of conveying test developers' intention to students and raise their awareness of the abilities being measured throughout the test.
Our leaders quickly know the importance of conveying information and messaging to a traumatized community and nation glued to their televisions and social media, that shares factual information and any future risks.
Finally, it is possible that human auditory cortex is preferentially tuned to middle frequencies (500 2000 Hz) because of their importance in conveying the phonological information in speech [66].
Concerning life quality (LQ), cicatrisation and facial distortion are of major importance, which is conveyed in our study and in literature [3, 8, 16, 35, 39].
