Shakespeare's sonnets for the most part have the natural flow of feeling and reflection translated into verse with an almost impulsive directness, but Mr. Brook has also selected the 31 sonnets for their fluid syntax and lucid meaning, easily transmitted in speech.
Pease and Pease (2004) argues that we can't not communicate, as meaning is transmitted via body language and facial expression even when we are not speaking.
Businesses can provide substandard communication access, such as note writing, as long as the meaning gets transmitted.
This phrase, meaning "inaccurately transmitted gossip" is more often used in the UK than the U.S. It actually originated as "Russian scandal" or "Russian gossip," but was later changed for unclear reasons.
Except, that is, for the magic of meaning that's transmitted through symbols, stories, and art; magic that rests in legends, songs, or food or drink.
In order to evaluate the proposed WF method, the result of the average transmit power, meaning, the transmit power of all antennas in one relay is equal, also is represented.
But stripped of all this apparatus, a meaning can still be transmitted.
Rather, the impact is "epigenetic" — one of the hot concepts in biology these days — meaning that changes are transmitted not in DNA but by affecting the way genes are turned on and off.
"Most flaviviruses are zoonotic," meaning they can be transmitted from animals to people, Gao says, "so infection of human beings cannot be ruled out".
