A rider largely communicates with his mount through the reins, the thin strips of leather linking the metal bit in the equine mouth to the human fingers.
We are largely communicating in defined tribes.
For three days, after being taken to the emergency room at Jamaica Hospital Medical Center in Queens because of a soccer injury, Mr. Moon, a Korean here on a tourist visa, barely moved from his hospital bed, largely unable to communicate with the doctors and staff because he spoke no English.
All multicellular animals share another batch of genes, largely for cells to communicate with each other.
Central to it all is the lingering presence of his father, an enigmatic figure who was reared in a brothel owned by his grandparents, and who tended to communicate with his son largely through analogies and metaphors.
When they take office, they have had to put their own stamp on existing party organizations, and to rely largely on the news media to communicate with the public.
In a similar way, Mr. McAfee said, the Internet infrastructure is now largely in place for corporations to communicate with each other in ways that will substantially improve efficiency.
By enhancing the command-and-control of the rebel formations, largely by improving their ability to communicate with one another and their superiors and to coordinate combat operations, American officials say they are seeking to build on and fuel the momentum of the rebels' recent battlefield successes.
Because mobile tariffs are punishingly expensive for refugees, WhatsApp is largely the only way they can communicate with friends and family there and back home in Syria.
HRW, which has not had access to Fallujah, said it relied largely on activists in Baghdad to communicate with residents directly or through people in contact with them.
Cells in the SCN are still able to function independently as pacemakers, but their ability to express neuropeptides is largely lost, so they struggle to communicate with each other.
