Despite the very real issues at the heart of this document, it would be foolish to deny that there is a communications issue here.
"There's a communications gap between the general public and the scientists talking about this issue," said Schwarzeneggar, who suggested that "scientists ought to take acting classes".
"There's a communications gap between the general public and the scientists talking about this issue," said Schwarzeneggar, who suggested that "scientists ought to take acting classes". He said actors will be able to communicate "the very simple messages" about why the subject is so important.
The RAC and the axons in the brain are undeveloped on a cellular level so that the neurons misfire and miss the axons they are intended for, or they are not capable of firing at all, and there is a communications breakdown.
The police presence — "Oh my God, it's like an armed camp in there," said David Hamlin, a communications consultant who attended a Chicago Cubs game last month — comes in response to an opening-day attack on a San Francisco Giants fan who is still in a coma.
Both reality television and the Internet have trained people "to brand themselves, to distribute themselves, to get themselves out there," said James Hay, a communications professor at the University of Illinois and a co-author of the book "Better Living Through Reality TV".
Governor Rendell said there apparently was a communications breakdown among agencies responsible for dealing with such disasters.
In a large adjacent area, there will be a communications center for dispatching crews, classrooms and a food bank for local residents.
As the hearings began on Capitol Hill, President Bush acknowledged that there had been a communications breakdown among counterterrorism agencies before Sept. 11.
The Foreign Secretary also insisted there had been a communications breakdown with opposition leaders, who had "welcomed the idea of a British diplomatic mission" ahead of the team's detention following a "serious misunderstanding".
