We can say that a tacit command has been issued only if it is possible to identify features of the situation that distinguish the tacit communication from mere inaction communicating nothing [see Hart 1994, 45 48].
But for just a few dollars more, a world opens wide, revealing all sorts of distinctive and delicious wines that speak of culture and history rather than communicating mere commerce.
The three laws "specifically put writers at risk", say the authors, and they "cannot stand quietly by as we watch our fellow writers and journalists pressed into silence or risking prosecution and often drastic punishment for the mere act of communicating their thoughts".
"Such a controversial move could only be funded by cutting other vital priorities for our service members, mere weeks after the Department communicated its needs to the Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittee during omnibus appropriation negotiations," Durbin and Reed wrote to Mattis.
But during the first hour of the debate, candidates' voices communicated anger less often than mere frustration.
The "secrets" revealed were communicated as being catastrophic in a way that their mere publicity was sufficient.
It is, as it took a mere 200 words to communicate, a very stupid and sad obsession, and I often wonder what else I could have done with all the hours, words, energy, bile, love, sweat, money and dream-time I've devoted to it.
If a performance is an act of communication rather than a mere re-creation of works from the receding past, then something is being communicated, and something should be apprehended.
Although the research assistants clearly communicated the confidentiality of self-report, children may have felt inhibited because of the mere presence of their parents.
Such images go beyond the mere presentation of fact and communicate a wide range of subtle and powerful feelings.
