In the time of canoe transportation, this distance was a barrier to communication; with the age of the telegraph-railway, Canada finally began to edge towards becoming a proper, connected nation.
22.
Communities may be distinguished from other types of groups, in Peck's view, by the need for members to eliminate barriers to communication in order to be able to form true community.
23.
Over time, the wall requirement came to be interpreted by the Justice Department, and particularly the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, as imposing an increasingly stringent barrier to communications between FBI intelligence agents and criminal prosecutors.
24.
That is, which two have the largest barrier to communication, or alternately what are the Romance languages A and B such that the language A is hardest to learn for native speakers of language B?
25.
"The idea is that this breaks down some existing barriers to communication, " said Keith Hampton, the site's founder and an assistant professor of technology, urban and community sociology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
26.
Healthcare professionals and their organizations can overcome the myriad barriers to communication across systems of care by developing a POLST program, creating a method that respects some of the most deeply held values of patients.
27.
While a standard term may be given a more precise or unique usage amongst practitioners of relevant disciplines, it is often reported that jargon is a barrier to communication for those people unfamiliar with the respective field.
28.
"I don't think you can overestimate the barriers to communication in modern offices, " said Lesley Keegan, senior vice president of human resources at Fortis, a financial services company which just put an internal coffee bar into its New York office.
29.
Over the last several centuries, a large number of Ban-lam people from these same areas migrated to Taiwan during American English, there are subtle lexical and phonological differences between modern Taiwanese and Amoy; however, these differences do not generally pose any barriers to communication.
30.
The hills are nowhere especially high, the highest points being Meikle Says Law at and the Lammer Law at; but steep gradients, exposure to the elements, and a lack of natural passes combine to form a formidable barrier to communications between Edinburgh and the Borders.
