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"This storm interferes with communicatory light; I do not grasp your meaning."

The authors of these books are forever leading manager communication, communicating leader management and managing communicatory leadership.

E) (& Monitor any interstellar communicatory transmissions associated with this effort.

It does not have the discretion to indulge in galactic contacts - apart from purely communicatory, of course.

This was the first intergalactic communicatory contact made, apart from faint, blurred signals of relatively primitive culture.

Sight, bringing almost total information, geared directly to the brain and thus the most efficient communicatory instrument ever devised or evolved.

Males cautiously stalk females before suddenly mounting without any communicatory leg or wing signaling.

Melody flexed her communicatory magnetic fields.

Two-photon excitation microscopy can study living neuronal networks and the communicatory events among neurons(Potter 2012).

Intertextuality is further demonstrated in machinima not only in the re-appropriation of content but in artistic and communicatory techniques.

Obviously, their head size reflected their mental capacities and her sudden unexpected appearance had overtaxed their limited abilities, both mental and communicatory.

The Romain Rolland Museum in Clamecy houses a permanent exhibition dedicated to the former industrial and communicatory importance of the canal.

"From this chain of contact they have learned the technology of transfer and the communicatory mode of Mirzam, Bellatrix, and Nath.

I am not certain why we are having any communicatory problems; it is my understanding that even creatures with grossly differing life-styles and modes of perception normally mesh perfectly in transfer.

Originally all creatures of the Solarian home planet had been bicycled, but in time the sapients had lifted one wheel, becoming unicycled, freeing the other to become the communicatory ball.

Dust bathing has been suggested to have a communicatory function in several mammals such as the degu, (Octodon degus), the long-eared jerboa, (Euchoreutes naso), and possibly in Belding's ground squirrel as they leave a "pungent" odor in the dust bathing areas.