When communicating, speakers present information to construct meaning (Halliday, 2004), which involves spoken language but which is also likely to incorporate additional modalities, including co-speech gesture.
Mr. Vallas completed the course, which involved speaking with a professor a few times and writing six papers.
Since then, Broadfoot has trained police forces on how to approach issues surrounding prostitution ("it's amazing how much their outlook can change in a single afternoon"); she has undertaken a major research project for the Home Office (which involved speaking to 50 prostituted women); and she's addressed politicians in Brussels.
Each performer plays several roles, and (some bad wigs aside) they smoothly disappear into each new persona, which often involves speaking another language.
Once any concerns have been identified you can work with other family members to come up with a solution, which may involve speaking to a health care professional.
These days, rather than simply pointing at stuff and speaking loudly in English we've developed a new form of multilingualism, which involves still speaking in English but with a subtle hint of a local accent.
The committee decides there are no grounds for a "stage two" of the investigation to go ahead, which might have involved speaking to many more residents.
Procedural tasks require a speaker to identify the main steps in a process and communicate them clearly, which will involve spoken language as well as additional modalities, especially gesture.
His work has been marked by a ferocious devotion to method acting: he took a full year of preparation to play Abraham Lincoln, which is rumoured to have involved speaking only in Lincoln's Kentucky accent and remaining in presidential solitude throughout the shoot.
Third, the social stress task involved speaking aloud, which may have obscured associations with genotype since Sloan et al. (1991) reported that speaking during a stressful task decreases heart rate responses.
