Sentences with phrase «point about the communications»

You're doing a great job of emphasising my oft - repeated point about communication.

«Kris was not criticizing the science, he was making a clear point about communication and the misunderstandings»

Your criticism of his post was incredibly unfair; Kris was not criticizing the science, he was making a clear point about communication and the misunderstandings people have and how they need to be addressed.

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For instance, if they care about working with an international client, point out that proofreading sloppy emails will help them improve their communication skills — which they will need to demonstrate before working across cultures.

Those worried about potential security threats posed by Chinese investments in sensitive areas (such as high - tech, communications, and energy) point to Beijing's declared strategy of «going out» to gain technology and resource security as grounds for scrutinizing Chinese investments.

I love the point you made about improving communication!

Point four is about team communication — which is important, but not explored in this guide.

He pointed out that Mayor Steve Adler's communication to Amazon, which is thinking about locating its second headquarters in Austin, lacked all the things Bellm felt it should have: An appeal to Amazon to come, a pitch about all the advantages, a list of things Austin would do if Amazon came.

Today teachers of prophecy talk about satellite communication, space travel, television, world communism, the breakdown of the family and of church authority, abortion and the re-establishment of Israel's nationhood as all pointing to that return.

Once a couple has set about learning really to listen, there are a number of road signs for which they can watch that point the way to satisfying communication.

And every day since, I have experienced small touch points (e.g., errands on Boylston, communication with family in Watertown, runner friends training for April 21, my own modest runs) that make me think about the tragedy and its intense, penetrating ripple effect.

The Meter has a special Power Up button enabling children to point the arrow to the Moodster that represents how they are feeling, opening doors for calm communication about emotions.

At a Progressive Communicators of DC lunch today, Mike McCurry made a lot of good points about modern political communications — between the Monica Lewinsky jokes clearly intended to ease what sounded like residual pain from his years as Bill Clinton's press secretary.

First, it's a piece of music intended to make a political point about a modern conflict, one inherent in the nature of networked digital communications — authors and copyright holders have long profited from creative works by charging to distribute them, but in a digital world, books, music and movies can be made in unlimited copies and shared essentially for free.

According to a statement by the Head of Communications, World Bank Nigeria in Abuja, Mrs Olufunke Olufon, said about 20 million people in Nigeria, South Sudan, Somalia and Yemen were on the «tipping point» of famine.

Over the past year, County Health Commissioner Dr. Gale Burstein has quietly complained about a lack of communication with city officials, to the point where she had a ranking state health official write Brown requesting a meeting.

He spoke about the need to «have other voices» addressing Olive governance, and pointed out communications problems that arose during the Irene incident, as well as during snow emergencies in recent years.

Its closest point to Earth (67,000 miles or 108,000 kilometers) is about triple the distance of geosynchronous orbit, where most communications satellites operate.

With the goal of engaging and informing the student and postdoc population of the ASCB, the Communications Subcommittee maintains the COMPASS Points Blog, a forum where postdocs and students can find information about ASCB programs / events, opportunities for networking, information about alternative careers, and career advancement opportunities.

In case you've a date coming up with a person you view as a potential sugar daddy, here are a few points worth remembering: Get to know him better: If you've made good use of sugar daddy dating sites and make the most of all the communication options, you'd know something about your partner.

After studying communication at Tulane University, Talia worked as a TV producer at E! True Sex: We really need to talk about the «three date rule» At some point over the last decade, it's become the norm for new couples to have sex

EW: Communication with the parents of students is very important, but you make a point about the importance of communicating with members of the community who don't have school - age children.

«The lines of communication between not only myself and my other administrators, but myself and my teachers, have been opened to a point where for the first time teachers are talking about improving student instruction,» Ms. Bell says.

ASCD's latest issue of Policy Points (PDF) includes basic information about the Common Core standards to help inform your communication with colleagues, parents, community members, and policymakers.

Once you practically go through these points, you need not have to rely on the customer support of the companies to place assignment orders and ask the experts to mention his expectations about the assignment requirements and increase the communication process.

Discussed in Part 1 of this series, Dan Blank's guest post also points out that branding is about «communication», and that new writers forming their brands need to spend time on the «key elements of their own message and purpose».

She mentioned the importance of honesty from the author, the idea that communication between the author and artist is the key to successful cover design, and the point about cover designers who work primarily with stock images.

From an author, an interesting point in a private communication about a possible role — and possible mishandling of it — for agents in the question of reversions of rights and contract reform in publishing.

Our site provides users the opportunity to opt - out of receiving communications from us and our partners at the point where we request information about thevisitor.

The Oklahoma Alliance for Animals has created a Facebook page to serve as a central communications point to post information about the displaced pets in the recent Oklahoma fires.

If our reference checking volunteers have any major concerns about adopting a dog to you, based on communication with your references, your application may be denied at this point in the process.

Stephanie Volo, vice president of brand and communication for Earth Animal, points out that, given the level of knowledge today's pet parents have about nutrition, it's essential that retailers and their sales teams be equipped to talk about each product line in the store.

Marriott is offering 100 Marriott Reward points when you provide feedback about Marriott email communication.

There's no communication to the customer about the account being frozen, nor about when you'll be able to use / transfer your points again.

Treyarch's Communications Manager John Rafacz, when asked point blank about his studio's involvement with the game, revealed, «[they] have not been involved with the Vita version.»

You do not have a clue about «communication» and exactly what it is I point to because you buddy do NOT want to know and am so full of yourself you won't listen nor ask a genuine question in case there might just be something you are not aware of.

That point was reinforced in a comment sent Friday by Bárbara Ferreira, communications manager for the European Geosciences Union, endorsing what others have said about the dangers of publicizing research before it has been peer reviewed: «Our policy at the European Geosciences Union is to not advertise research submitted to our journals before the paper has been accepted and published in its final, peer - reviewed form — which, in this case, wouldn't be for at least another three months, possibly more.»

To step outside what Randy Olson calls the «nerd loop» (the domain of those thinking a lot about climate, risk and communication), here's a quick reprise of points that I've made through 25 years of covering the two - way relationship between humans and climate:

One other point, since there has been much discussion of late about communication.

But now, as there are so many discussions about how Uber or self - driving cars will change our cities, Jon Orcutt of NYCDOT Communications and Advocacy director at Transitcenter makes the strong point that they are still cars, they still take up road space, they still probably have one person (or two in a human - controlled UBER) and are perhaps not the panacea that people are saying they are.

Finally, as I think about the communications and understanding challenge, I'm starting to come to an interesting conclusion: If our leaders and adult generations do not muster the will to act, and if our media don't convey wisdom strongly enough, then we may come to a point where the most effective ways to voice concern involve gatherings of America's youth (college students, etc.) on the front steps of several places, to begin with: The Capitol, and the headquarters of the Times, Time Warner / CNN, Fox, NBC, CBS, and ABC.

A few points that have caught my interest so far: • dealing with complex problems using complex tools, ideas • the idea of reconciliation in scientific debates is to try different approaches in an experimental meeting for attempting nonviolent communication in impassioned debates where there is disagreement • reconciliation is not about consensus, but rather creating an arena where we can have honest disagreement • violence in this debate derives from the potential impacts of climate change and the policy options, and differing political and cultural notions of risk and responsibility.

Psychologists studying climate communication make two additional (and related) points about why the warming - snow link is going to be exceedingly difficult for much of the public to accept: 1) people's confirmation biases lead them to pay skewed attention to weather events, in such a way as to confirm their preexisting beliefs about climate change (see p. 4 of this report); 2) people have mental models of «global warming» that tend to rule out wintry impacts.

It seems to me that Piccard's point about CO2 balance is really about the embodied energy that it took to create the two Solar Impulse aircraft (HB - SIA and HB - SIB), in the first place: their fuselages, massive wings the span of an Airbus 340, the 12,000 solar cells that line the upper surface of those wings and stabilizer, the motors, batteries, communications and navigation equipment that keeps the plane on track and lets the world watch the flight in real time; not to mention the support team in Switzerland, and in Morocco where it safely flew yesterday, June 21st, from Rabat to the desert town of Ouarzazate.

While some of the above comments are true about the way that «Attack on Science» handled this material, Professor Nurse makes some extremely important points with respect to science communication that is not unique to global warming.

FYI, Gore did put some early political muscle behind DARPA's damage resistant point - to - point military communication concept back in the late 80's, it just happened to become a great way to share cat videos or spread confusion about sound environmental science.

@joshua I agree that that is surprising, since they edited out w / o notice my point that the experiment was a model of communication dynamics & not a meaningful test if whether it makes sense to go around talking about geoengineering.

But solutions to the communication problem might not be to complain endlessly about the Wall Street Journal missing the point, but to work from the ground up, and strengthen the network of researchers, nonprofits, and government organizations who are all working to address climate change in various capacities.

Reasonable people can disagree on these points about science and communication, but the crux of this issue is that there is a large number of people who continue the premeditated dishonesty gambit.

I like Gary's point about maintaining client communications.