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Plus, it shows them that they have everything they need to be able to resolve these problems on their own in the future and maybe even avoid them, because, you know, communication.
Maybe we could look at that to be more similar to the falling of the Berlin Wall, where a divide that had kept two types of people apart had collapsed and opened up a door for further communication.
When Typhoon Haiyan struck the Philippines, the local communication networks needed to be repaired, and teams brought in inflatable communication antennas that could link to satellites.
This turtle has been fitted with a system that allows it to receive location information from positioning satellites, and they send the location information to scientists via communication satellites.
And satellite communication services are too expensive.
Face-to-face communication has been fine-tuned by millions of years of evolution.
It's not too much to say that what Gutenberg did for writing, online video can now do for face-to-face communication.
This is communication technology for birds.
It's a great tool of communication for bad or for good.
The last 10 years have been detail after detail ranging from creating legislation to multiple research expeditions to communication plans, as I said, teams of lawyers, MOUs, creating the Phoenix Islands Trust Board.
There are no conversations, communication is minimal.
house, Tandem communication, Rola Bauer, and then mix it all up with no script whatsoever and you'll get "Sumuru" - a priceless gem among the worst movies ever done!
During the walkie-talkie scenes I had the feeling that Cotten was squeezing a sweet potato and not a communication device.
The obligatory disaster disrupts communication between the bombs and the crew.
He is one of the youths who are not good at communication with the opposite sex.
Film is a magnificent form of human communication.
Yes, aspects could have been finessed if the producers had more money to spend on the final cut, but as a small independent movie from Canada this is a tender, gently humorous, very touching tale about vulnerability and communication and commitment.
Gould picked up the struggling company and turned it into a communication giant - and part of his attempt at a national railway system to rival Vanderbilt's.
It's about communication and miscommunication between men and women.
Set in 1962 Hong Kong (in turbulent times, as we are informed), this extremely intimate story of a failed romance between a two married people tied to their traditions manages to recall the essence of old Hollywood in scene after scene of lush colors, evocative yet restrained sensuality (as opposed of the requisite sexuality and occasional nude scenes which has become part of the norm of a romance in film), and the use of facial expressions to suggest subtle changes in mood or communication.
Encompassing virtual reality, the potential of computers, communication with the past, the ongoing struggle to express your identity in a constraining society, and the fascinating Ada Byron Lovelace portrayed by the fascinating Tilda Swinton, this film should have been great.
Call me old-fashioned, but I think of movies as a means of communication, and communication isn't complete if the audience doesn't know what the hell the director is talking about.
This in itself is not so unusual, but what is, is their method of communication.
It exposes the need for real inner communion and outer communication in any relationship.
When I saw it a second time in an Australian Cinema class, I realized a second point: communication issues.
Here, the film comes full circle and shows how images can be a point of communication and transformation.
In this way begin the communication between a man and a woman who don't know each other, and at the same time, the questions and doubts in "Birthday Girl".
Of course possible answers to these questions are demonstrated in every film (story), but communication needs a direct appeal to consciousness.
It certainly opened the lines of communication with us.
I had my doubts about another love story wherein disabled individuals find meaning and redemption through honest communication.
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