Sentence examples for plausible communication from inspiring English sources
While most aces say that dating a sexual person is perhaps plausible ("Communication, communication, communication," was the mantra recited by several aces who have pursued relationships with sexual people in the past), many say that a relationship with another asexual is the most appealing option.
Birdsong is used here as a minimal (metaphorical) example of biologically plausible communication with relatively rich dynamics: noting that there is an enormous literature on the neurobiology and physics of birdsong (Mindlin & Laje, 2005), some of which is particularly pertinent to active inference; e.g., (Hanuschkin, Ganguli, & Hahnloser, 2013).
To ensure biologically plausible results, communication of the approach (assumptions, limitations, results, and interpretation) with the relevant functions (biologists, clinical pharmacology and disease experts) is critical.
On the other hand, it is plausible that preferred communication modalities may be more likely to lead to the effective supportive communication required for behaviour change interventions to be successful.
The most plausible assumption concerning communication would be that it was mediated by pheromones, especially given that hormones coupled to molting are known to be used for communication in modern arthropods.
For all their tantalising promise, tachyons and quantum entanglement are not plausible routes to superluminal communication.
Especially in this day and age, when the hook-up culture is so prevalent and constant communication is completely plausible.
Territory maintenance by scent-marking, which allows efficient communication toward intruders, is another plausible explanation for the extensive use of roads by wolves.
I think it was Julian Cope who suggested that hardcore punk was simply the result of American teenagers trying and failing to master playing Communication Breakdown, and that sounds wholly plausible.
