Having continued to acquire new meanings over the centuries, not all of which were compatible with the old ones, design has ended up conveying everything from finely calibrated technical specifications, to a snazzy phone, a sinister plan and an entire profession.
There was the sense of diminishment I always get from our culture of images: no matter how finely you chop life into a sequence of photographs, no matter how closely in time the photographs are spaced, what the sequence always ends up conveying to me most strongly is what it leaves out.
With my talents, the stadium would empty very quickly!" Instead, De Winne ended up conveying video greetings and reciting poems from space.
Usually, when someone does this, they'll end up conveying a different emotion than they originally intended (befuddlement, for instance, rather than coy amusement).
The Ivorians were less well settled in more than one respect and even the restoration of the captain Drogba to the starting line-up conveyed as much unease as encouragement, irrespective of his eventual goal.
A close-up conveyed a barely conscious player who should have been removed.
"Feels," the follow-up, conveys how the band properly sounds in performance, and if it isn't as formally shocking as "Sung Tongs," it's still a strong record.
Close-ups convey Rivas' passion and suggest she could make a healthy living as an Angelina Jolie impersonator.
The messages from advertising she grew up with conveyed an image of some sort of effortless combination of work, motherhood, sexuality, professionalism and ease.
Finally, this latter control term is the sum of bottom-up information conveyed by a past event u (I u,a)|s,c), episodic control) and the remaining top-down information processed in the polar lateral PFC (multi-tasking control).
H(a) is the sum of two control terms: bottom-up information conveyed by a stimulus S (I s,a), sensorimotor control) and the remaining top-down information Q(a|s) processed in the posterior lateral PFC and measuring cognitive control.
