Another defense lawyer, James Connell, said he had learned that the raw feed from the courtroom, which is apparently being listened to by the outside monitor, presents the entire "audio field" captured by all microphones in the courtroom, without a filter that prevents whispers and other low-level conversations from being heard in the version broadcast to the public.
And it doesn't even mean that they haven't had some low-level conversations about some sort of bigger deal, maybe even an acquisition.
By the time tours reach this building, guides run out of things to say, and space is freed for parents and potential students to digress into low-level conversations about misremembered facts of the tour, differing ideas about other schools, and occasionally misconceptions about the student's intended majors.
We've also heard that there have been very low level conversations between Google and Facebook around an equity investment or outright acquisition.
His focuses include cognitive and social processes in language use; interactive processes in conversation, from low-level disfluencies through acts of speaking and understanding to the emergence of discourse; and word meaning and word use.
If Ms. Lewinsky agreed to cooperate by surreptitiously taping conversations with low-level White House officials, Mr. Starr's team was prepared to grant her immunity from prosecution for perjury and possibly suborning perjury and obstruction of justice.
Borrowers seeking loan modifications, for example, often complain of a process that often feels like an existential nightmare: an endless cycle of lost paperwork, missed phone calls and conversations with low-level bank employees with no power to make deals.
Last week's S.E.C. complaint makes clear that the low-level Citigroup banker that it sued, Brian H. Stoker, had multiple conversations with his superiors about the details of Class V.
To make the communication more controllable, we decided to give quiz-like conversation formed using course-related materials with low-level difficulty.
A low-level computer analyst, Edward Snowden, an employee of federal contractor Booz Allen Hamilton, successfully and launched a national conversation about government surveillance.
