In fact, it was almost 20 years ago that she wrote this double bill of plays in which miscommunication is rife and language doesn't just break down but starts to disappear entirely.
This study was undertaken to understand perceptions of miscommunication and the circumstances in which they present.
Repairs refer to a period of talk in which miscommunication occurs, is noted, and is resolved (Lind, Okell, & Golab, 2009).
In the end, the confusion may have been simply miscommunication, like a game of telephone, in which a message gets increasingly garbled as it is passed from person to person.
And the cooperation on Boston stands in contrast to the experience of the United States and Russia in recent years on other counterterrorism matters, in which collaboration has often been hampered by miscommunication, sluggish bureaucracies and mistrust between intelligence services, which have prevented extensive information sharing.
These characteristics entail the risk of miscommunication and misunderstanding, which, in turn, may negatively affect trust in health care professionals [ 6- 8] and participation in the decision-making process [ 9].
The second sack, which set the record, came on a stunt in which Gastineau criss-crossed with another defensive lineman, cut inside and, because of more miscommunication among the Buccaneers linemen, was again practically unblocked.
But after National Public Radio reported on a memorandum from the March meeting in Buffalo in which a colonel was quoted as directing Veterans Affairs to discontinue counseling, the surgeon general apologized for his denial and said it was based on a "miscommunication".
I think there has been some meaningful miscommunication which we are rectifying.
(Kushner blamed a "miscommunication," which caused the aide to file a "draft" prematurely).
