Here is an example of a message whose significance is guaranteed not to be lost on an advanced alien civilization: 2, 3, 5, 7, 11 and so on, expressed in dots, pulses, whatever.
In the case of one damaging e-mail sent to him in 2008 by Colin Myler, then News of the World's editor, that contained explosive information about the extent of the phone hacking, Mr. Murdoch has said that he failed to grasp the message's significance because he did not read all of the e-mail chain that came with it.
As the first gathering of Hollywood in the wake of the Sony hacking scandal and the terrorist attacks in Paris, the awards show known for boozy outrageousness admirably balanced humor with meaning, self-congratulation with larger messages of significance.
The key messages and significance of the study are While the HCPs were aware of the information and support needs of fathers during newborn resuscitation, they acknowledged that these needs were rarely met.
Old age should not afford protection to people that committed such heinous crimes," he told AFP. "The trials send a powerful message about the significance of the Holocaust".
And for some families — and even the deceased themselves — they have become a way to rearrange private grief into a message of social significance.
By this action, the FTC conveyed a clear message regarding the significance of transparency of what companies say they do and what they actually do.
MITcould have sent a strong message about the significance of such dialogue by canceling classes for a time to gather students for a discussion after the death of Scott S. Krueger '01.
Why is your message of broader significance, to the market in general and to your target customers in particular?
The third key message emphasized the significance of retaining immunization cards, and the role they could play at the time of the child's school admissions.
There are three regular callers who "don't call for cases, but just to speak to us and ramble messages of no significance," Detective Nieves said.
