A relevant question concerns the extent to which the message can be compressed without loss of information, so that Bob can reconstruct the original message accurately from the compressed version.
This highlights the importance of regenerating the message as accurately as possible.
"There's still a lot of work to be done getting the message out accurately with our partners, especially in parts of the world where we see the most intersectional stigma and prejudice," Richman wrote.
Professional translators rightly get upset when discussions of translation and technology are reduced to a discussion of costs, because it oversimplifies the matter, and can pull the focus away from what really matters, to them, and to the people who will actually read the translations - getting the message across accurately and precisely in another language.
The narrative used is that St. Thomas, the apostle, visited south India and taught Christianity to the great sage, Thiruvalluvar, who was inspired by Christianity, but did not capture St. Thomas' message accurately.
But fight when an issue truly effects your business, make a real commitment and don't simply pander, communicate your intended message accurately, consider unintended consequences, and most of all, grow a backbone when needed.
Getting the message, West shifted accurately to the club deuce.
Learning the communication preferences for each of these groups has become incredibly important -- how you say something (language and communication media) can determine if the message will be accurately received, processed and understood.
The plenary speakers were given a daunting task: to reproduce their presentations in a way that delivers their scientific messages accurately and in sufficient detail but at the same time reaches a very broad audience well beyond their own disciplines.
