More aggressive timber thinning and clearing may be acceptable in communities with a logging legacy, while similar efforts may need to be communicated in terms of facilitating forest rejuvenation and handled with more care for aesthetic conditions in higher amenity communities.
"This was a way of translating the scandal, which had previously been communicated in terms of billions of ringgit passing through extremely complicated international financial transfers, into a more down-to-earth idiom that voters could feel more empathy with".
This is particularly relevant for satiety-enhancing foods as they may be communicated in claims in terms of the active ingredients (e.g., "rich in fiber"), the underlying process ("keeping you satisfied for longer"), the behavioral outcome ("helps you eat less)," or even the health outcome (e.g., "helps you keep or regain a healthy weight").
More commonly, quantitative risk information was communicated in imprecise terms.
Significant challenges and tensions were also communicated, in terms of unique intersections of health care and indigeneity.
Geertz added another complication, too: status is communicated "not only intentionally in terms of word selection within the speaker's dialect but unintentionally in terms of the dialect he uses as a whole".
"It's very disappointing for me and my family how these things have been communicated and handled in terms of honesty and respect but I guess that's the football business".
It should be mentioned here that the excess cancer risk is usually communicated in the terms of excess absolute risk (EAR).
"In terms of what was communicated to the families, in the midst of many, many meetings over the course of this very difficult circumstance, we obviously made clear what the law is," McDonough said during an appearance on "Fox News Sunday".
The New Jersey State Police is communicating "nothing outside what we normally put out in terms of reflective costumes, all the usual stuff," said Sgt. Al Della Fare, a spokesman.
