Abstract
Scientists and technologists today spend much of their time imparting and receiving communications. Extensive specialization is accompanied by an increase in new concepts that are not common property, but are restricted within many small fields. A step toward solution is for each specialist carefully to select the concepts used in his discourse. He must introduce all those that are relevant, exclude those that are not relevant, and present them in an understandable context. The task is not easy and calls for a trained, logical mind.
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