The work of communicating and conserving artistic images, with the help of technique, produces the material objects metaphorically called "artistic objects" or "works of art": pictures, sculptures and buildings, and, in a more complicated manner, literary and musical writings, and, in our own times, gramophones and records which make it possible to reproduce voices and sounds.
The new corporate-governance code will oblige firms to employ at least two outside directors on their boards, and gives those boards explicit duties to scrutinise the work of managers and communicate with shareholders.Just as important is the code brought in last year for pension funds and other institutional investors, which aims to transform them from supine rentiers into responsible stewards.
The action oriented terms cover administrative, scientific, sociological, etc. processes associated with the work of identifying, characterizing, regulating and communicating risks in the society, and their internal connection and iterative character have been illustrated.
The rollout laid bare the complexity of the endeavor, which requires state and federal systems, and the work of myriad private contractors, to communicate as a seamless whole.
The government's Future Reserves 2020 study has set out plans to expand the use of Britain's reserve forces – including those whose job is to communicate the work of the armed forces and escort journalists in operational theatres.
Each used a commercial system, so these individuals played a key role in expressing the clinic's needs to the vendor, in facilitating the work of the CDS analysts, and in communicating with users.
Adam Corner is a researcher and writer whose work focuses on the psychology of communicating climate change.
Aczel's own entrance to the subject was an area of semantic modeling that he had been working on, concerning the calculus of communicating systems (CCS).
This project brings together social scientists, nutritionists, communication and social media experts to work together to investigate the issue of communicating food risks/benefits across Europe.
"There is perhaps less fun but I hope we can do the job of communicating why these works are important and why they caught the imagination of many people over the last 12 months".
We are in a constant state of thinking: "Who and what the fuck is this bloke?" I've not yet worked out the funniest way of communicating my ideas to an audience.
