Multiple examples from across the world show how field research can expand to more complex modeling of geohazard scenarios, translate research into communication with communities and varied stakeholders, and draw on an improved conceptualization of scenarios.
Jennifer Marlon, an associate research scientist as Yale University's Program on Climate Change Communication, told HuffPost via email that improvements in technology and forecasting do not always translate into better communication or members of the public taking appropriate action.
Researchers conducting these studies wondered whether this increased connectivity in meditators actually translates into better communication between different regions of the brain and enhanced efficiency in switching attention from one sensation or thought to the next.
Unfortunately, if you're stressed and anxious when delivering feedback, it will translate into poor communication (often abruptness or rambling), which will make it hard for the recipient to hear, understand, and apply the value of the information you're delivering.
To grasp how central motor patterns are translated into vocal communication, it is important to understand peripheral mechanisms of sound production across the vocal vertebrates.
How this translates into tangible communication practices, and the mechanisms by which these may influence treatment engagement are less conclusive and require more sophisticated studies and methodological techniques.
However, many of these policies have merely translated into educational communication campaigns, whose impact on actual behaviour tends to be limited [ 15- 17], largely short-term [ 18], and not effective enough [ 19].
In this workshop, participants learn to translate anger into communication.
This is translating into bookings.
"This is translating into jobs.
First, paradigms are conceptually incommensurable in that the languages in which they describe nature cannot readily be translated into one another; communication in revolutionary debates, he suggested, is inevitably partial.
