Sentence examples for some communicative from inspiring English sources
According to some communicative theories, condemnation itself sufficiently justifies punishment.
Twenty-nine peregainedgained consciousness and developed some communicative capacities.
Some communicative techniques and clinical situations were partially accepted and some were not accepted.
Childhood IQ level was positively correlated with better adult outcome, as was the existence of some communicative phrase speech at the age of 6 years.
In addition, right-handedness has been reported for some communicative gestures produced by nonhuman primates, including gestures used to request food from a human partner (e.g., Meguerditchian et al. 2010); gestures used in captivity to threaten and intimidate conspecifics (e.g., Meguerditchian et al. 2011); and in the wild for communicative gestures employing objects (Hobaiter and Byrne 2013).
The third season of the Y's Rorem series opened on Thursday evening with a program split between Michael Hersch, a relative newcomer who, at 29, has written some extraordinarily communicative music, and the more solidly established John Harbison, 62, whose "Great Gatsby" had its premiere at the Metropolitan Opera last season.
This greatly reduced the corpus of data, and no doubt some intentionally communicative gestures were thereby missed simply because of their rarity.
The reason for that conclusion is a general fact about communication: a communicative act is the use of an assemblage of signs to some effect.
Though human vocalizations during intercourse have not been much studied, they do have "a quite elaborate acoustical structure, which suggests some kind of communicative function," said Dr. Townsend, who is at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland.
Dogs even have been found to perform better in some human related communicative tasks compared to chimpanzees [2], [3].
However, intensive socialization could "mimic" the evolutionary effect at the individual level in wolves by lowering emotionality and leading to increased performance in some human controlled communicative situations.
