"I think it communicates something, but I don't know what that is," said Mr. Zagar, who frequently roams his creations and obligingly fields questions from visitors.
In retrospect, I realize that showing off must have given away the fact that I had something to prove, but at the time I thought it was pivotal in communicating my self-respect.
Seven out of the eight families (87.5%) thought it was easy to communicate with the nurse through video calls.
Another student thought it was easier to communicate with patients with whom he did not have a good rapport because then he was not afraid to hurt the patient's feelings, and thus became less nervous during the interaction.
As the message chorale accumulated, I think it eventually communicated the essential complexity of the U.S. position — that we are not going to take the lead in combat open-endedly, but we are not going to leave before some acceptable degree of stability has been achieved.
Well, Arjun Sethi — Yahoo's Senior Director of Product Management, who joined The Big Y when it acquired his startup MessageMe — thinks it makes communicating more simple and less stressful.
This was an epithet that one of her online critics had used, and she thought that it communicated an appropriately ironic attitude toward the self-aggrandizing enterprise of an autobiography.
It has to do too with really creative thinking;, maybe it's too strenuous for me, maybe a smarter person wouldn't have a problem, but I think it is strenuous communicating and getting someone else to understand.
"The last creative did its job of communicating French's Mustard was fun," Ms. Shevack said, "but I don't think it did its job of communicating why people should choose French's above other brands".
We think it is important to communicate to the scientific community the existence of this ongoing work at this stage and to share the results obtained so far.
