form of communication

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meanings of formand communication

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form
noun
uk /fɔːm/ us /fɔːrm/
a paper or set of papers printed with spaces in which answers to questions can be written or information can be recorded in an ...
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communication
noun
uk /kəˌmjuː.nɪˈkeɪ.ʃən/ us /kəˌmjuː.nəˈkeɪ.ʃən/
the act of communicating ...
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Examples of form of communication

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Because this new formofcommunication did not require hand gestures, he wondered whether this may have facilitated the development of lithic manufacture.
This formofcommunication does not require a clear lineof-sight path between the sender and receiver.
This indicates that the twins were clearly able and willing to engage in this more complex formofcommunication.
Models, when perceived as quantitative descriptions of current understanding, can be an especially effective formofcommunication.
Writing has always been a slower formofcommunication than speaking, but, in the era of 'messaging', writing at speed is important.
Although the late talkers used fewer verbalizations and produced more unclear utterances, they provided some formofcommunication as frequently as the typically developing agemates.
Expressing emotions as a formofcommunication probably requires less complex brain systems than syntactic manipulation of symbols or verbal language.
Why do people choose puppets as a formofcommunication, whether following a handed down pattern or as a safe code?
The move from paper to the screen as the dominant formofcommunication is predicted to have far-reaching effects.
As network activity was not the only formofcommunication or musical activity within the group, this quantity was dense enough.
How do these communication complexes develop, and what formofcommunication do they exhibit?
This formofcommunication gave him the added presence denied him in radio transmissions or in large venues, where a microphone was necessary.
In the early 1930s, petitioning was an extremely valuable formofcommunication for both senders and receivers.
A system-initiative strategy may be the less efficient formofcommunication, but it provides an assuring feeling of constant progress.
Because of this, e-mailing is, to a certain extent, a prestigious formofcommunication.
This standard formofcommunication limited the opportunity for personal inputs by care workers.
It is a 'restricted' formofcommunication in which understanding depends on participation.
To communicate, these people usually rely on some formofcommunication aid or system to interact with others.
The works address an elite and attempt a predominantly self-referential formofcommunication.
This efficient activation or relational connection provides a type of crude formofcommunication between objects.
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