These were presumably objects of social communication, readily conveying information about kinship, status and other aspects of identity to outsiders.
In manufacturing, by contrast, there are fairly evocative terms to classify production activities (e.g., unit, batch, and mass production), which, when applied to a manufacturing setting, readily convey the essence of the process.
Fear is something we are trained not to readily convey.
The nurses stated that this meant being truly present, readily available and conveying a sense of comfort.
The basic message, that consumption of raw or undercooked snails is a key risk factor for the transmission of a serious disease, can be easily conveyed and is readily understood by the public.
During the Cryptocercidae lineage evolution, feeding on rotten wood might have conveyed an additional input of readily digestible nutrients and simultaneously led to the evolution of a symbiotic hindgut microbiota.
Thus, listeners must be readily able to exploit the subtle prosodic cues conveyed by the sentence-initial fragment ('He promised me').
Always humble, he conveyed tremendous enthusiasm for science and life, readily sharing his own ideas and always being excited by the new ideas and perspectives of others.
We have grown accustomed to having our experiences conveyed to us in familiar, safe, and readily accessible packages, be they books, magazines, television programs, planetarium shows, or interactive websites.
The Roman became frenzied with rage and readily forgot the injunction; he won the combat, and in high spirits conveyed the spoils to his father.
Indoctrinating young people into believing that there's nothing wrong with readily handing over their personal information isn't the kind of message that should be conveyed to future generations.
