AutoNation sold $1 billion worth of vehicles last year to people who initially communicated with the company through its Internet sites.
Worse, what if Westbrook, like Durant, initially communicates a desire to stay only to be seduced by a sexier city with immediate title hopes, leaving the Thunder with nothing?
A child initially communicates through expressions of emotion, followed by rapid development of the ability to experience and express different emotions, as well as managing and coping with a variety of emotions (National Scientific Council on the Developing Child 2004, 2007a, b).
Initially communicating via Weibo, a Chinese microblogging service, Dickson said he and his suppliers moved to a secret website to discuss business.
Anger and perceptions of unfairness were initially communicated to family and friends.
In a broader perspective, this implies that scientific results initially communicated in a small language have international reach only in rare instances.
The EULER demonstration was a concrete illustration of deployment and interoperability of heterogeneous networks, although these networks weren't designed initially to communicate with each other and come from different partners.
There was one teenager, Robert*, who initially would only communicate his feelings to me by writing them down on a post-it note and shyly handing it over.
Family members, friends, professionals, and scholars who work with people who have cognitive disabilities report that the more time they spend with individuals who initially seemed unable to communicate or respond meaningfully, the more they could discern about their interests, desires, and moods (Brown and Gothelf 1996; Goode 1994).
For example, double-strand DNA breaks produced by ionizing radiation are initially sensed and communicated via the phos-phorylation of the ATM protein (ATM is "mutated in ataxia-telangiectasia," a genetic disease characterized by unusual sensitivity to ionizing radiation, among other effects).
