To have a relationship, it needs to understand your emotional state, which is what humans do, have a real-time understanding of an emotional state.
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But piecing together Stefan's (Michiel Huisman) emotional state isn't simple.
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In doing so, she sorted out her own emotional state.
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Use this time wisely and reflect on your emotional state.
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Despite these differences, they're in a similarly perilous emotional state.
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"The students were in a highly emotional state," Jane said.
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But they also seem very attentive to their team's emotional state.
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O. J. fails miserably, and blames it on his emotional state.
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Stereotypes about women's unbalanced emotional state unsurprisingly feature in these shows.
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But this disquieting emotional state is undermined by the objective facts.
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Be genuinely vested in others' lives, sufferings, wins, and emotional state.
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This is a wonderful time to reflect on your emotional state.
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Perceiver: A heightened emotional state can keep the conscious mind distracted.
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She's interested in past Greg, and his effects on her emotional state.
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Every 30 seconds, participants responded to questions about their current emotional state.
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Body language is more than just a representation of our emotional state.
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Essentially, aura photography gives people a visual aid for their emotional state.
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It's physical and mental; it's my diet, physical activity, and emotional state.
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Being in such a defeated emotional state during pregnancy is not safe.
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Pay attention to both your trainees questions, and to their emotional state.
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Perfume Genius, too, is an attitude, and his Twitter an emotional state.
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Instead her knitted brow and tight expression communicate her prickly emotional state.
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Gratitude can be a short-term emotional state or an enduring attitude.
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Meanwhile, our emotional state is best summarized by this spot-on tweet.
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People identify regret as the second most common emotional state, after love.
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Before you hit send, take a second to check your emotional state.
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He even claims that Xiaoice can analyze and react to your emotional state.
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There is a connection between a healthy body and a healthy emotional state.
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We do not offer tools to target people based on their emotional state.
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He switches off between the two drugs, partly depending on his emotional state.
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Would someone in such a heightened emotional state really think to do so?
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It is about being able to comprehend and share another individual's emotional state.
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The first will be an expression mode to identify and share emotional state.
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I just try and let my subconscious and my emotional state take over.
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The actress used all-caps on her tweet to emphasize her emotional state.
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You might not realize that your emotional state is rubbing off on others.
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This reflects on the overall mental and emotional state of the American public.
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In my emotional state and rush, I forgot to clean my car windows.
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True, yet his behavior clearly reflects an abrupt change in his emotional state.
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Gauff was reluctant, admitting that she was in no emotional state to speak.
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"It reached an emotional state," Streible told CNBC in a Friday phone interview.
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On screen next to Lina is a graph constantly showing her emotional state.
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She wrote openly about her emotional state and tackled the debt head-on.
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"Being hungry clearly does change our affect, our emotional state," Ms. MacCormack said.
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Incidentally, that's not a bad metaphor for the emotional state he projects here.
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Mentally strong people know that where you focus your attention determines your emotional state.
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Where it gets tricky is when you describe, say, your health or emotional state.
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Before participating, ensure you're in the right emotional state to handle any given outcome.
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Scientists often label fear as an emotional state negatively triggered by a present threat.
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Those sensors can generally reveal your present emotional state, but not the external triggers.
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And also because of the Paris attacks I was in a very emotional state.
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"Concerned friends said they had recently been discussing Prince's emotional state," reports the paper.
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And they reflect her emotional state—they show her anger, her fear, her insecurity.
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Pay attention to a person's emotional state — is she sad, irritated, confused, or elated?
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Jack is closed off and unrevealing, and the movie tracks with his emotional state.
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When an animal's emotional state is obvious to anyone with eyes and a heart.
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He said the crying was an effort to get himself into an emotional state.
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"It was all designed to really kind of communicate her emotional state," he said.
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He assesses the medical illness, the patient's mental and emotional state and family dynamics.
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"It ended up affecting my emotional state much more than I ever thought," Derrick added.
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The app would then derive certain insights from the user's emotional-state history over time.
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Today's eclipse in psychic Pisces will have a profound impact on your emotional state, Aries.
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More supervision is done by phone, which makes it harder to gauge offenders' emotional state.
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It leaves Eli in a pretty raw emotional state, and he nearly loses it crying.
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Facebook said advertisers cannot target users based on their emotional state, according to USA Today.
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Burrell believes Markle's emotional state is impacting Harry, particularly because of what happened to Diana.
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I also felt pretty confident that those reliable messages contributed to my sound emotional state.
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To get to the book, you really have to address the child's emotional state first.
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"I don't regret anything because now I'm on this mental and emotional state," Alves said.
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I can tell in his voice that he is really worried about my emotional state.
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Acknowledge your own emotional state and manage your needs and feelings in a constructive way.
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But here's what surprised me: Even in that mournful, highly emotional state, nobody hassled me.
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And these two human beings are meeting together to express a common human emotional state.
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"Facebook does not offer tools to target people based on their emotional state," the spokesperson said.
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They forbade me from going in the jungle because they were concerned about my emotional state.
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The market's primary measure of fear has cratered, representing a dramatic turnabout in investors' emotional state.
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So if a parent is exhausted or frustrated, that emotional state could transfer to the kids.
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You could also watch J.R. Smith's emotional state visibly disintegrate in the course of the game.
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Yui changes the car's settings based on its reading of the driver's physical and emotional state.
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Facebook itself was accused of targeting at-risk youth in Australia based on their emotional state.
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Eventually Guardian's technology could be able to judge the emotional state of people in the car.
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Remember, always, that Trump's Twitter feed is a direct line to his mental and emotional state.
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You have to manage their abilities, their hunger levels, their emotional state, and their social relationships.
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She talks to a therapist about her grief and the shame she feels about her emotional state.
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Car makers are interested in knowing your emotional state behind the wheel, and that of your passengers.
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And while you're not responsible for someone's emotional state, a little support can go a long way.
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This is similar to psilocybin in magic mushrooms but offers a deeper introspection about one's emotional state.
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Halfway through the episode, Becca weeps on camera, struggling to find the words for her emotional state.
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Viewers themselves can take steps to protect their emotional state when the next mass tragedy inevitably occurs.
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It also doesn't mean that dogs are capable of understanding or empathizing with a person's emotional state.
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Peter's emotions are raw, which also leaves him more susceptible to forces preying on his emotional state.
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Kalanick demanded revisions to the resignation letter and ultimately, "given his emotional state," relented and signed it.
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They have speculated, too, that his beclouded emotional state was instrumental in the darkening of his palette.
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So Ms. Snead has learned to read the emotional state of the grief-stricken families she encounters.
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I've done autobiography — but I have aged the ankle, the back, maybe the brain, the emotional state.
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But if food is also a priority, your emotional state is going to take a back seat.
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The key to interpretation is identifying your emotional state of mind when you doled out the cash.
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Giving utmost consideration to your future self is key in creating a successful mental and emotional state.
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Mika Zibanejad, Zuccarello's high-scoring linemate, spoke of the Rangers' emotional state with the trade deadline looming.
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And whenever someone wasn't happy, I immediately blamed myself for not being able to control their emotional state.
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Not to fact-check his emotional state, but Underwood did sort of reject Tia Booth earlier this year.
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Instead, they are likely to develop ever more sophisticated ways of measuring the emotional state of their employees.
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It's probably the easiest way I've ever scanned to find the perfect emoji for my current emotional state.
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Dr. Perry decided to look on the sunny side of the street, and targeted a positive emotional state.
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I'm describing my emotional state, but I'm also talking about my actual experience of looking at the world.
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Baldwin's own emotional state is at the center of the film; his surging anger drives its implicit plot.
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It changes every time I see it, because it changes in terms of even my own emotional state.
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Other past studies have also found that dreams can influence our actions and emotional state the next day.
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The software monitors your heart rate and body temperature and uses facial recognition to infer your emotional state.
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These notes chronicle the mental and emotional state of frontliners coming to terms with risking death for their beliefs.
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And maybe one of the producers knew she was in that emotional state and was like, 'You know what?
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Surprisingly, the worst part of that transition was not the physical appearance – it was my mental and emotional state.
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I want people to be able to put their feelings into it—to describe that emotional state of loss.
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The results include information about learning disabilities, like attention deficit disorder and dyslexia, but also a student's emotional state.
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I think they've got to temper it a little bit given obviously the emotional state the markets are in.
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I saw my own emotional state reflected most completely in Season 12 (the best season ever, in my opinion).
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I grew up with an abusive parent, and the egg was a perfect reflection of my constant emotional state.
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So was this a record that preceding her mental and emotional state or was it part of her processing?
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The medical costs of identifying my sickness while abroad were becoming insurmountable, and my emotional state was deteriorating rapidly.
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The study, published by Nature Neuroscience, explains that your emotional state can affect the way you remember subsequent experiences.
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It could be read as manipulative, that he's using Sam's emotional state to influence how Jon receives the news.
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Two weeks later, her emotional state had returned to normal, and so too, an ultrasound confirmed, had her heart.
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It depends on empathy and respect for another person's emotional state, going far deeper than the usual work conversation.
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If a picture is worth a thousand words, a Bitmoji is a short essay on one's present emotional state.
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A painting takes some aspect of the world — maybe an emotional state — isolates it, and makes it more potent.
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While the biomarkers often change before the athlete's feelings do, the body chemistry and emotional state usually wind up converging.
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Yet the emotional state UK dance music has been stuck in for a while now is a distinctly British version.
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Barr made sure to highlight the frustrated emotional state Trump was in when taking action related to the Russia investigation.
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But the defense tried to secure a shorter sentence by arguing that his disability and emotional state were mitigating factors.
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What emotional state would I be in if I just want to see if my ex watched my Instagram story?
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Determine a person's emotional state or even make assumptions about their personality, based only on their face and body movements.
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"When I get outside of my emotional state, I think like everything will be normal," Carolina quarterback Cam Newton said.
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In your author's note, you write that "Siege" captures "an emotional state rather than a political state" of the presidency.
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Despite the fact that body language can tell you a lot about somebody's emotional state, it's not equivalent to language.
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"The way we dress has a correlation with our emotional state," says Elizabeth Beecroft, an LMSW based in New York.
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It also makes you sound exhausted by an elective construction project, which is the resting emotional state of the rich.
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Finally, pushed beyond what her emotional state can absorb, she runs psychically amok, unleashing all the latent powers in her.
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Her memories, which include a pivotal 18th birthday party, are deftly explored, giving a vantage point into her emotional state.
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As the sun set and the camp day was winding down, I was in an emotional state of dazed humility.
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She also expressed concern for the emotional state of the pastor, who has been in North Korean custody since last January.
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A newly public patent shows Facebook is eyeing tech that automatically chooses an animated selfie based on your current emotional state.
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The first time the sudden change happened, she was shocked by the effect the green light had on her emotional state.
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Certainly this is only one of many systematized attempts to derive secret information such as sexuality, emotional state or medical conditions.
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A last portion of the study asked participants to use online surveys to track their quality of sleep and emotional state.
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Specifically, a perceived diminution in freedom ignites an emotional state, called psychological reactance, that elicits behaviors intended to restore this autonomy.
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Having reportedly been diagnosed with borderline character disorder while in Rikers, the jail's harsh conditions weighed severely on Hailey's emotional state.
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They discovered that viewing these images thrust people into an emotional state that had some of the features of personal embarrassment.
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Or perhaps his physical (or emotional) state is too delicate for travel — or for a traumatic visit with his dying mother.
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There are practical reasons as well, designers say, for detecting a driver's emotional state: A calm driver is a safer driver.
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People aren't buying plants; they're buying better visuals, and a potted palm tree is a vehicle to their preferred emotional state.
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Companies like Rooted and Bloomscape know that you are buying an emotional state, so they help you avoid post-purchase dissonance.
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That news put her in a precarious financial and emotional state during her pregnancy, an already vulnerable time for most women.
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Depression in particular is portrayed as the opposite of happiness — but happiness is an emotional state, and its opposite is sadness.
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That would most certainly negatively impact her emotional state—that's where most of her socialization takes place, and she's extremely faithful.
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For something like kisses, it's theoretically conceivable to be in a very negative emotional state, but that's rare to be honest.
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Those aren't just numbers like how hard someone is punching, but also inferences about a player's emotional state based on the data.
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"It's a tie between breathing itself and changes in emotional state and arousal that we had never looked at before," says Feldman.
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The company is said to be working on a wearable wellness device said to be able to determine a user's emotional state.
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The report said the device would come equipped with a microphone to listen into a user's voice and detect their emotional state.
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Founder Maciej Lobodzinski told me that his goal is to help users understand the different factors influencing their mental and emotional state.
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Achieving an accurate, or at least generally reliable, picture of a person's emotional state, however, still seems like a hugely ambitious undertaking.
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For instance, a person without depression or anxiety might return to a neutral emotional state fairly quickly after experiencing fear or sadness.
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A eerie silence pervades the film, lingering in every single scene save the climax, where ambient sounds echoes the protagonist's emotional state.
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Our brains are wired such that it's difficult to take action until we feel at least some level of this emotional state.
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She was describing a certain ineffable emotional state to me, a native Icelander's sense of comfort while immersed in her neighborhood sundlaug.
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If you're in a delicate emotional state, as I usually am when I start these potatoes, it's better not to risk it.
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I definitely go through periods that are healthier than others, in terms of both my actual physical well-being and emotional state.
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I wanted to take ownership of my likeness and come up with a process that could more accurately capture my emotional state.
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Every Monday, there's a group therapy session for writers to reflect on their work and how it relates to their emotional state.
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"Teachers are just really overwhelmed and in general, just aren't in a good brain state or a good emotional state," Mason says.
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Your plan will not work, however, unless your friend is sensitive to the man's emotional state and knows how to be subtle.
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But sending yourself away is not the same as abandoning them, especially if you explain your emotional state before you excuse yourself.
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And some of which will be things about asymmetries of somebody's motor system that has nothing to do with their emotional state.
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Before and after your sessions, Aura asks you about your current mood to paint a detailed picture of your emotional state over time.
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He argues that since his age does not represent his emotional state, he was being discriminated against in his personal and professional life.
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Many people already use pranayama, the meditative breathing exercises found in several varieties of yoga, in order to enter a calm emotional state.
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We tend to see our own emotional state in absolute terms — depressed or buoyant, anxious or calm, good or bad, happy or sad.
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After regaining his composure Wednesday, Mudd returned to the air on CNN and offered commentary about the suspected shooter's motives and emotional state.
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He's tuned to notice feelings of tension, anxiety and sadness — and sees spending as a means to bring about a different emotional state.
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The trick is accepting the advice your team puts in front of you and not letting it affect your attitude or emotional state.
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"Stability and structure are of paramount importance for a child in Julian's emotional state right now," the source close to the situation continues.
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Their training, medical history, sleep patterns, and emotional state are relevant, as are the actions of many others workers associated with the flight.
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Once you've made the first mental shift, you know that your emotional state is your own responsibility and the product of your choices.
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They're also motivated by internal rewards such as enhancement of a desired personal emotional state, or by external rewards such as social approval.
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It's the same thing — to me — because my point of view from one emotional state to another is a different point of view.
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This means that in the future, tattoos, masks and other accessories will be able to alter their appearance based on your emotional state.
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As viewers might perhaps make incorrect assumptions about Kutcher, the film instead slowly unveils new information that contrasts his solitude and emotional state.
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Beneath each photo of Ms. Steyerl, Mr. Paglen includes a facial recognition system's analysis of her emotional state and gender, among other characteristics.
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But motherhood is both an emotional state and an embodied one, and a doctor had said Balzano's body wasn't right for the job.
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He watched carefully over his Navajo teenagers, their nutrition, their academics, their emotional state, as they won races and grabbed coveted college scholarships.
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In recent days, Mr. Colbert said, there has been "a transformation going on in the emotional state of the audience" for his program.
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She'll only intends to watch "This Is Us" after the Super Bowl "if my mental and emotional state can take it," she said.
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While it could be personal, immediately defaulting to this response and belief puts you in an emotional state, rather than a strategic one.
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Behavior like this has been par for the course for Truaxe, who has given fans reasons to worry about his emotional state before.
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The app would help people with autism by reading the facial expressions of conversation partners and giving the wearer information about their emotional state.
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Everyone is terrified for Blake's emotional state, since he was devastated by his last breakup, a detail the entire family cannot stop bringing up.
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Based on that, one of 33 different patterns are projected on the ground, changing as the driver's emotional state changes while they drive around.
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Tesla stocks dropped 85033 percent Friday morning following an interview with The New York Times in which CEO Elon Musk discussed his emotional state.
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If you are concerned about someone's emotional state, and wonder if they might be at risk for suicide, you should engage them and inquire.
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More specifically, it seems as though music that triggers a certain emotional state, that of feeling "moved," which is clearly linked to getting goosebumps.
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While I can keep up appearances when I'm busy, it's much harder to sit down with someone and talk about my true emotional state.
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It's simply how the brain works, he says, citing Pavlovian rules that state incoming sensory information cues will recall of a previous emotional state.
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Public discourse about autism that refers to it in these ways can stymie progress on self-esteem building by adversely affecting one's emotional state.
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Despite Van Der Beek's emotional state, the judges chose to eliminate him after he and singer Ally Brooke landed in the bottom two places.
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Nude and often posed in an extreme physical or emotional state, her subjects seem trapped inside bodies that don't quite do what they want.
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Strike that — a traditional wall with a monorail on top, and "voice analysis technology" to detect the emotional state of riders for law enforcement purposes.
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GOSPEL MUSIC: No matter what emotional state you're in when you arrive at church, when the choir sings you are moved to a higher place.
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He called Miller's DUI "the most heartbreaking thing happening in Hollywood," because he blamed the rapper's car accident on his fraught emotional state post-breakup.
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But, with progress, they've mostly been replaced by nudges to dig deeper into the causes of my emotional state, to work harder at problem solving.
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It's usually triggered by some external factor or the abuser's emotional state, but not by anything the survivor has done — meaning, it's often unpredictable. 3.
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There's also a new system called "resonance," which essentially lets you read human characters' emotional state and gain different ability buffs by feeding on them.
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In a press release for this study, Tor Wager, one of the lead authors, announced the benefits and power of perception on your emotional state.
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Higgins speaks candidly about his current emotional state in an exclusive teaser released by Us Weekly of The Ben and Ashley I Almost Famous podcast.
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They found that frequently waking up in the middle of the night would lead to a poor emotional state, but good sleep helped people recover.
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If I couldn't change the bad things that had happened to me, I had to do something to get myself out of that emotional state.
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Americans likely won't get single-payer health care because online rebuttals by the so-called "Bernie Bros" shattered the sensitive emotional state of corporatist cheerleaders.
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It's easy to try to act tough in these types of situations, but make sure to check in with your emotional state throughout this process.
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He also blamed his emotional state on the "unfairness" of being asked to account for his alleged conduct before being confirmed to a lifetime position.
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These are the three ways in which a human doctor analyzes your emotional state and knows whether you're fearful or bored or angry or whatever.
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It feels drained of affect, possibly due to the singer's emotional state but also because those guitar chords are so straightforward and repetitive and predictable.
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Where dogs gazed longer at images with matching sounds, this was interpreted as an ability to put the two things together and identify the emotional state.
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You might struggle to monitor your own emotional state, making it easier to blame others and more difficult to see your contribution to any given problem.
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The concerned stares of Tyrion Lannister (Peter Dinklage) and Grey Worm (Jacob Anderson) heavily suggest they're worried about their queen's emotional state — not terrified of it.
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And this one was to see if they could manipulate our emotional state with the same kind of methodologies, bypassing awareness, subliminal cues, and so forth.
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On allegations of obstruction of justice, he made sure to highlight the frustrated emotional state Trump was in when taking action related to the Russia investigation.
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Two hundred and six editions are missing an article on the emotional state of happiness and just under half are missing an article on Homo sapiens.
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Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto described the emotional state of his city following Saturday morning's shooting attack that killed 11 people attending services inside a Pittsburgh synagogue.
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They embrace discomfort when it's part of the healing process, and they know how to change their emotional state when their feelings aren't serving them well.
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The emotional state of employees can determine if they are at an increased risk of making a costly mistake, or if they have just made one.
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But improvements in facial tracking could someday let use seamlessly share our emotional state with the technologies around us — perhaps most interestingly while in virtual reality.
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One compelling thing about traditional sports that e-sports haven't been able to reproduce is the immediate connection between a player's play and their emotional state.
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Human faces inherently contain a wealth of personal information — from physical identity and features, to gender and ethnicity, mood/emotional state, even an approximation of age.
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The lawsuit also accused Ronaldo and his team of taking advantage of her fragile emotional state to coerce her into signing a settlement and nondisclosure agreement.
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Ballen tells us his dark, moody photos don't "have a message or project an emotional state," but they feel like a direct line into his subconscious.
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The goal, ESPN says, is to give advertisers the tools and data necessary to predict a fan's "emotional state" when he or she visits the site.
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It purports to tell you not only how many people are around you but also estimate their age and emotional state (based on their facial expression).
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"I always think that I am very close to god, I am getting a blessing," Jamsenpa tells CNN of her emotional state while on the mountain.
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"The theory of capture is composed of three basic elements: narrowing of attention, perceived lack of control and change in affect, or emotional state," he writes.
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A Honda partnership with Japanese giant SoftBank is developing artificial intelligence that will serve both mind and body — an "emotion engine" to determine drivers' emotional state.
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The big question is: should the media be promoting opinions by teenagers who are in an emotional state and facing extreme peer pressure in some cases?
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Its story of a woman floating alone in space trying to survive catastrophe and grief may be read as an expression of his own emotional state.
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This means relying on healthy coping skills to deal with uncomfortable feelings and being able to shift your emotional state when it's not serving you well.
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Allia said it represented the confused emotional state of a child facing both the trauma of cancer and the invasive, rigorous processes used to destroy it.
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The episode followed a summer of turmoil that led to the resignation of the company's chief accounting officer and raised questions over Mr. Musk's emotional state.
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J.P. The title of Ryan Adams's coming album, "The Prisoner," refers to an emotional state — specifically, what it means to be consumed or paralyzed by desire.
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"We believe that when people use profanity they are indicating their emotional state to us, and it's not something that people always do," Dr. Bergen said.
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Seconds later, he cancels the day portion of the date and promises his emotional state will improve by the time the after party that evening begins.
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November: Gratitude My intention was to make a daily gesture of gratitude -- an emotional state with its own positive health outcomes -- and I quickly fell behind.
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Right now it's working more like an isolation tank, but yeah I think, theoretically, you could definitely create a collective emotional state inside a small space.
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It's another example of Randall underestimating how fragile Deja's emotional state is, and not realizing that simply throwing fun and luxuries at her might not fix anything.
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Why should we need AI watchdogs surveilling our emotional state inside vehicles (which will really just be nap and entertainment pods at that point, much like airplanes).
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Ever since, Jeri has grappled with the guilt that her words may have had a negative impact on Jon's emotional state before he took his own life.
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Your doctor can use a screening tool to determine if you're experiencing an ongoing depressive disorder, or whether a life stressor or alcohol affects your emotional state.
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Abovitz said today that the system "senses you...[it] gets an emotional state, biomarkers, and information about the world around you" in order to optimize the experience.
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And I was being told not just that I'd have to drive, but that I would be monitored—and graded—on my concentration, trust, and emotional state.
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An all-knowing computer system called Sybil keeps a watchful eye over the country, and citizens are subjected to regular brain scans to measure their emotional state.
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Some medical experts claimed that vigorous exercise would damage women's reproductive capacity and their fragile emotional state and would make them muscular, "mannish" and unattractive to men.
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Har'el had an unconventional way of shooting the movie, having everything ready on set so when LaBeouf showed up in an emotional state they could film immediately.
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It means discovering in each line "what the intentions are, what the feeling is, what the state of being is, what the emotional state is," he said.
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Blackshear depicts Christian's response to his friend's deeply unsettling emotional state with creeping alarm but also with a touching sensitivity that puts compassion on par with fear.
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Bloomberg reported earlier this year that Amazon is working on a bracelet fitted with microphones that can interpret the wearer's emotional state based on just their voice.
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Ms. MacCormack had divided the subjects into two groups, one that focused on their emotional state as they worked on the computer and another that did not.
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Each chapter takes us to a different Arsenal game where Hornby lives through the victories and defeats and provides a running commentary of his concurrent emotional state.
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Launching today is EmoWatch, a new app for your iPhone and Apple Watch that will take care of that side of things, helping you track your emotional state.
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In an interview with The Breakfast Club's Charlamagne the God that was also released on Tuesday, West further discussed how medication helped him through his tumultuous emotional state.
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Using technology created by partner SRI International, Toyota is doing this by assessing a driver's emotional state and classifying them as either neutral, happy, irritated, nervous or tired.
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Face-readers consider cues like posture, body language and tone of voice in assessing a customer, much as people naturally assess physical appearance to guess someone's emotional state.
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The Gottman Institute calls that heightened emotional state "flooding," in which couples are in such distress that their heart rates go to 100 beats per minute or more.
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It is unknown what triggered Da to decide to harm Li, but he was noted to have been in an emotional state when he was taken into custody.
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Emotibot is a Chinese startup focused on making sure personal assistants, chatbots and virtual customer service agents can accurately understand the emotional state of people they're dealing with.
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That means doing your best to understand the emotional state of this person you love and what they're going through, even — especially — if doesn't make sense to you.
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When I tackle any real-life role, there's a truth that has to come from the emotional state of mind that the character's in at any given moment.
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Studies show that the desire to transition can understandably impact the emotional state of trans people, often contributing to depression and anxiety if their needs are not met.
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Although it doesn't change colors like a traditional mood ring, the device by Sentio Solutions reads your current emotional state and aims to help you lower stress levels.
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Research firm Gartner has predicted that by 2022, personal devices will know more about an individual's emotional state than their own friends and family, thanks to artificial intelligence.
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A grown man with a 10-week-old baby just had a serious injury that could potentially end his career, and they're asking me about MY emotional state?
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How can you tell if you're just in a particular emotional state, or if you're one of the 16.2 million US adults who live with depression each year?
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" It's almost always the right choice because the noun affect refers to an emotional state and is rarely used outside of psychological circles: "The patient's affect was flat.
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If it's been anything like mine, your emotional state can be summed up in those time-honored words: Holy fucking shit I am so stressed out right now.
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Trump told reporters on Tuesday that he didn't "buy" Tlaib's emotional state at a press conference where she addressed Israel's decision to bar her entry into the country.
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"I was in a very emotional state," Mr. Collins said Tuesday of that moment, adding that he knew the news "would have devastating effect" on Innate's stock price.
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The goal is to not just eat but to get a sense of what's going on in everyone's lives, and to get the gist of their emotional state.
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NO. If you're going to be sexist and link the emotional state of all women to their reproductive system, at least get the phase of their cycle right.
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You can have biometric sensors on or inside your body and the computer will be able to diagnose your exact emotional state much better than any human being.
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The Moon is in your sign today, Scorpio, encouraging you to check in with your feelings (as if you're not always ultra aware of your emotional state 24/7).
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Santoso's dense, luscious paintings give the couple a solid, reassuring world to live in, which changes in tone and hue according to the characters' emotional state throughout the story.
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Deciding who she was able to be, and what her emotional state was when she was separate from her son, was something David and I talked about a lot.
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Today, he made a show of allegiance to the President over the American people by declaring 'no collusion' and excusing the President on the basis of his emotional state.
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"She has decided not to make herself available to the media and stay out of the public because of her emotional state," attorney Leslie Stovall told the news conference.
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This early model gathers information about the user's physical and emotional state through gyroscopes, accelerometers, and optical sensors, then communicates that intel via haptic pulses and screen-displayed messages.
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Insofar as it doesn't energize the base, that's probably because its emotional center is equanimity, an emotional state less sexy than the similar calm—it's too cerebral, too achieved.
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The show came back grimmer and tougher than ever; in a matter of episodes, Rebecca's entire past was exposed, her friends betrayed, and her volatile emotional state unimaginably triggered.
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This five-episode mini-series is less focused on being a whodunit and more concerned with Ivy's emotional state and the unbearable weight her loved ones have carried around.
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I've done a lot of records and worked with a lot of people and in the end it's my personal and emotional state that generates the music I do.
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Whenever the moon is in your sign, it's a good time to take stock of your happiness and emotional state, but that's especially true when the Moon in full!
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This time she is naked, which Eakins chastely all but ignores, concentrating on her slightly bowed head and her complex emotional state, which would seem to involve some embarrassment.
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"If the teachers in the situation stay relatively calm, then the children will literally reflect that emotional state, and follow through with whatever they're asked to do," he said.
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Nonetheless, Mr. Weber is among several experts who believe the asylum officer was unfair to Susan, noting her youth, the possibility of a language barrier and her emotional state.
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That impressionism resurfaces later, when as an adult, Saroo begins to dream of his family, and the film works hard, and effectively, to convey his mental and emotional state.
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"For some reason, and we're only starting to work out why, someone who stalks returns to that same emotional state rather than being able to move on," McEwan explains.
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As a dog owner, I feel confident not only that I can tell what kind of emotional state my pets are in, but also that they respond to my emotions.
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The Hyundai concept car also features facial recognition technology that uses artificial intelligence to assess the driver's emotional state to change the vehicle's interior lighting based on the driver's mood.
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This, of course, foreshadows the dour emotional state awaiting our heroines in the wintry first months of 2017, where the rest of season four takes place, according to Entertainment Weekly.
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Burkholder, who also appears on the TLC spinoff Return to Amish, described the emotional state both Sean and Jethro were in after they realized she no longer had a pulse.
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Papatheodorou and Chambers also used emotional techniques for Saatchi Wellness website where the due basically scan the "twitter-sphere" and extract the emotional state of the world using machine learning.
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As for voice, the researchers wrote in the paper that vocal cues help others make judgments about another person's sex, age, dominance, cooperativeness, emotional state, physical strength and possibly fertility.
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Bloomberg reported on Thursday that the e-commerce giant is developing a device to be worn on the wrist that would recognize its users emotional state through their voice commands.
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Some of the prototypes under consideration also include facial recognition, which may be used to perform automatic adjustments based on knowing who is in a room or their emotional state.
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He calls this 'body time' and points to a region of the brain called the insula, which keeps track of our physical and emotional state, as key to this process.
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He calls this 'body time' and points to a region of the brain called the insula, which keeps track of our physical and emotional state, as key to this process.
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So he set about identifying the trigger for his habit, adopting five categories proposed by researchers: time, place, emotional state, other people, and the action immediately preceding the habitual one.
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"If your CT indicates you have cancer, would you prefer to receive the news from a cold machine, or from a human doctor attentive to your emotional state?" he asks.
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And he still muses about everything from Taylor Swift songs to candidate "walk-off" music, what his husband is like at home and which gif best describes his emotional state.
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"Well, today, walking on the court, I love it here, so it's always a feeling of coming back home," she said to the first question about her current emotional state.
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Related to this is the fact that when we are in one kind emotional state, we're really bad at anticipating how we'll feel when we're in a completely different state.
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It's because she is hidden by her clothing, and all the signs that would normally give me useful information about another human being: her health, ethnicity, age, and perhaps emotional state.
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Paige and Alberto appear to still be dating -- Paige chalked the whole thing up to being in an emotional state because she had just learned her uncle had become very sick.
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It's not about slipping into another person's emotional state or being able to feel their pain but is instead a process by which you work to understand their perspective or worldview.
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The Rugby, England, resident posted photos on Facebook last week to show how dramatic a panic attack can alter not only a person's emotional state, but their physical state as well.
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And while it might seem weird to be so worried about the emotional state of a creature that you plan to boil alive, you have to admit he has a point.
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The information her sensors collected—easy heart rate, steady breathing, the usual peak and flux of her emotional state—blurred across screens in the Research Division's office, but none took note.
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This way you are guiding your emotional state using music, rather than just going straight into a happy type of music which can be jarring and not resonate with the subject.
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The moon in Libra opposes Uranus at 1:16 PM to stir up unexpected feelings before entering water sign Scorpio at 2:55 PM, putting us in an intensely emotional state.
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"Today, he made a show of allegiance to the President over the American people by declaring 'no collusion' and excusing the President on the basis of his emotional state," he added.
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Unique to each speaker, its composition is determined by an array of factors ranging from the size, age and sex of the speaker's body to their emotional state and social background.
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The Importance of Naming Your Emotions Although our emotional state influences the quality of our work, many of us aren't aware of how we're feeling or what the impact may be.
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Today when trying to reach a heightened emotional state to find the right sensitivity to close an artwork, I sit down with pen, paper, close my eyes and play Gould's Bach.
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In May, Bloomberg reported that Amazon was working on a bracelet fitted with microphones that can interpret the wearer's emotional state based on their voice when paired with a phone app.
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It was not full-fledged anger that she was experiencing but "transitional anger," an emotional state that embodies the thought: Something should be done about this, in response to social injustice.
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Their ability to carry us, if not to memories from our childhood exactly, then certainly a child-like emotional state where we experience unmitigated awe, excitement and surprise, makes them irresistible.
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A 23-page leaked document details the power of the company's algorithms to approximate the emotional state of users as young as 14 years old by monitoring their interactions and uploaded content.
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Hayes spoke of being affected by a medical diagnosis of gender dysphoria, in which a person's outward appearance does not align with their mental and emotional state, and a recurring drug problem.
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After all, it's believed that every lunar phase has a different effect on our emotional state — keeping that in mind while venting about your day may prove helpful in understanding your feelings.
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Contacted by TechCrunch about the newspaper's claims a Facebook spokesperson described the report as "misleading" , and denied the company provides tools for advertisers to target Facebook users based on their emotional state.
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"Small things can effect our emotional state and talking about the weather is seen as this kinda banal thing, but its actually quite meaningful and linked to our psychological condition," she added.
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The social media company says it made a mistake handing over its research to an advertiser, and it says advertisers cannot target its nearly 2 billion users based on their emotional state.
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"It's so hard for me to look at my cousin in such an emotional state being that before this tragedy he was so independent, happy, outgoing and charismatic," Diyawn said of Gooden.
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Those virtual assistants have the ability to process commands and questions at the moment, but lack the contextual information needed to understand and respond to a user's emotional state, the company said.
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The voice-activated device has been described as a health and wellness gadget, and it can discern a user's emotional state by the sound of his or her voice, the report says.
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And he's found a sad but perfect metaphor for his current emotional state: the empty house he's living in now that Bushnell has moved out — and taken all her furniture with her.
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This is a writer who understands that exile can be as much an emotional state as a geographical one, that the agony of leaving tugs against the agony of being left behind.
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But what Walta does so well in the comic is how characters are positioned and placed—he uses the locations and settings and lighting to help visually showcase a character's emotional state.
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Meaning that it's possible for the hand-dyed granny panties and cashmere socks you bought in the name of self care to actually make a difference in your Sunday-afternoon emotional state.
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On the other hand, social support is proven to improve cancer patients' quality of life, emotional state, and prospects, so purposefully cutting that off may be unhelpful for some people, Wagner added.
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His lawyer said he was then transferred to prison, where he has been held for nearly a year without due process, a period in which his health and emotional state have deteriorated.
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Rather than it being 'me time', but I've got to drive the car, it's 'me time' but I'm in an isolation tank with something that's helping me reach a certain emotional state.
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To avoid bias, each labeler goes through a training program, and for each item in the test set, at least three of five testers have to agree on the emotional state, she said.
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"The presence of a substance that's going to interfere with an individual's emotional state and ability to make a rational decision is going to impede their ability to give competent consent," he explains.
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Apple has acquired the facial recognition startups Faceshift and Emotient over the past two years, which may help the device act based on who is in a room or a person's emotional state.
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In it, drivers at a Japanese driving school wear special headgear that reads their brainwaves to gauge their emotional state (never mind the fact that these mind-reading systems don't actually read minds).
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A GIF keyboard feels like a shortcut: Click "GIF," find an emotional state ("Agree"), then filter it through your cultural lens of choice (like Jerry Seinfeld saying "riiiiiight right right right right right.").
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Perhaps your emotional state is calibrated around a sports team, like the New York Knicks, and despite hopes that next season will be better you vaguely understand that you'll be let down anyway.
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Vallow "He was highly concerned about it: Her emotional state, her mental state, and the fact that she had made threats about him," Charles&apos sister, Kay Woodcock, told the Salt Lake Tribune.
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I plopped into the front seat, expecting to laugh in the face of the machine attempting to measure my age, gender, emotional state, and comfort level all through infrared cameras and other sensors.
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"So long as you communicate properly the emotional state of the character, the eye size, not that it&aposs irrelevant, it shouldn&apost be the thing that&aposs in the way," added Baneham.
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It's the kind of bond that can be formed only when the calls are stacking up like dirty dinner plates and a cook's emotional state on the nation's premier food holiday is precarious.
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Feast said the technology will monitor heart rate, breathing and blood pressure, along with verbal and nonverbal cues to determine the physical and emotional state of users and then coach them to improve behavior.
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But Amazon is considering making its own move in the space, Bloomberg reports, with a device that can discern the wearer's emotional state from the sound of his or her voice, among other things.
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When one of my videos has a good first hour, I get so happy, and sometimes I step back and think: Hang on, these numbers on a screen are controlling my entire emotional state.
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It wasn't until he was tossing and turning in bed that night trying to sleep, his heart rate noticeably heightened in his emotional state, that he turned to his Fitbit app on a whim.
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A Pisces will constantly try to adapt to your mood and emotional state, and then unilaterally decide they must sacrifice their own needs to tend to yours, even when no one asked them to!
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The technology is still mostly theoretical, but an MIT researcher developed a concept for artificial intelligence software that can track users' motions and heart rate using wireless sensors and predict their emotional state accordingly.
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There may be a sequence where one person sees another person, and I'll have the actor say something that's not scripted that might be more akin to the emotional state the character is in.
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Sue McDonnell, a specialist in equine physiology and behavior at the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine, said not enough is known to draw conclusions about a horse's emotional state from its snorts.
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In this section, Dani has been slowly becoming aware that she's trying too hard to make excuses for Christian, who seems disconnected from her, forgetting her birthday and generally being inattentive to her emotional state.
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To measure how dream content is linked to emotional state and well-being, a research team asked 47 volunteers to take a handful of standardized questionnaires to assess each person's ill-being or well-being.
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What that new use case looks like is anyone's guess — artificial intelligence reading and responding to your emotional state, perhaps — but 229D face mapping will surely open up some interesting new possibilities down the line.
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This involved reporting on the sexual activities they might have engaged in with their ex, their current emotional state, how attached they felt to their ex, and how distressed they felt about the breakup itself.
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It's past 11 PM. After opening up to strangers, reconnecting with one's body, senses, and creativity, and making note of one's current emotional state, the time has come to step back into the real world.
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These included questions about their general emotional state, like feeling alert or happy, as well as things we commonly associate with being "stoned," such as whether they wanted to listen to music or eat more.
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In the end, the people who ran reported less sadness than those who stretched, and, beyond that, the people who described their pre-workout emotional state as "despair" saw a greater improvement if they ran.
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Just watch out for August 9—not only will the Leo eclipse be approaching, finding everyone in a super emotional state, but Venus will also square off with Saturn to make communication difficult for you.
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It started to show up for me when I was around eight years old, and it wasn't until I was older that I put two and two together about my emotional state at the time.
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You're in a very emotional state for the first part of the day, but things will chill out as the day goes on, and by tonight you'll be feeling confident and take-charge about life!
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At the Disrupt London Hackathon, Greenstein and his team built The Emotion Journal, a voice journaling app that performs real-time emotional analysis to detect the user's feelings and chart their emotional state over time.
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A patient who's been in a serious car accident could exceed the recommended duration of opioid use because of their mental and emotional state, not just because a doctor gave them too much, she said.
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In the episode, Grey is doing one of her signature voice-overs — explaining her delicate emotional state post-surgery — when she glances to the left and sees her late husband Derek Shepherd prepping for surgery himself.
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Examples include Enlyte (discussed in greater detail below); Talkspace, an online therapy app that connects users with licensed therapists; Calm, a sleep and meditation app; and Feel, a wearable designed to monitor the user's emotional state.
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Callum plans to use Harry's betrayal of Raquel to put her in the exact emotional state he needs to get her to open the gates of hell, a plan Harry feels a little bit bad about.
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It might want to use features of that intellectual property to enhance its offerings to marketers and advertisers; after all, pinpointing a user's emotional state is something that could be highly valuable to Facebook's marketplace competitiveness.
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With that knowledge, brands can create ads that not only find people at the right time and right place but in the right emotional state, said Slavi Samardzija, chief analytics officer at Omnicom Media Group's Annalect.
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The cloud-based software uses algorithms, behavioral and speech science to assess a speaker's emotional state by looking at things like tone and consistency in speech patterns — and then showing the rep how they can improve.
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It's a lifestyle that doesn't foster much allowance for a healthy work-life balance, a venture in medical virtuosity that ends up eating away at your time, money, emotional state, and, in some cases, family life.
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The 37-year-old actress attended the show's New York premiere on Thursday, where she spoke to Cosmopolitan about the mental and emotional state of her character and what we should expect from her this season.
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"I'd like to see some follow-up research that makes sure dogs were responding to the human's negative emotional state, indicated by distressed noises, rather than simply responding to any sort of unpleasant sound," she said.
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Christian invites Wyatt to live with him, but soon Wyatt's emotional state unravels as strange visions and unnerving voices turn his reality into a hellscape, and he begins making preparations for war with perceived alien antagonists.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's acting Homeland Security secretary expressed regret Sunday about the timing of immigration raids in Mississippi this week given the emotional state of the nation in the wake of two mass shootings.
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Perhaps most importantly, it gives us a rich, full story about the emotional state of poor Kendall Roy, who is still living in the dark and terrible place he entered at the end of season one.
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As she races down the sand, or charges at bluffs overlooking the sea — moving too fast, she stops short of going over — the drama of the Monterey landscape is a fitting backdrop for her heightened emotional state.
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The funeral is scheduled for 11 AM ET. We're told Diddy hopes to deliver a eulogy, however, it's possible he will bow out at the last minute because of what we're told is a fragile emotional state.
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For many of us, the practicality of these findings boils down to having scientific evidence that confirms what we already know: our breathing is related to our emotional state, and slowing breath really can calm you down.
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But you could also easily see it being applied to situations where a person's ability to read the emotional state of others is lacking, to give them better social cues about how to behave in everyday situations.
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But former administration officials involved in the response to the story, speaking on the condition of anonymity, cited one reason above all others for backing off: the vice president's shaky emotional state over Beau's illness and death.
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The Brahams allege that a resident assistant employed by the university knew about and reported their son's emotional state to Penn State officials a week before he jumped to his death, but the family was not notified.
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Related: Run Into Shape: 30-Day Running ChallengeResearchers began the study by showing 80 men and women an upsetting scene from the film The Champ before asking them to fill out a questionnaire about their emotional state.
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On "Slug," she turns spotting a slug in her garden into a meditation on her own feeling of stillness; on the standout "Thinning" (below), she makes losing weight due to illness a metaphor for her emotional state.
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The sight was strangely touching, a fitting display of unity in an age of debased political rhetoric: a Trump voter quietly discussing his emotional state with a liberal as bruises bloomed around the periphery of his diaper.
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Now, that is not to say it's impossible to learn about a person's emotional state from their feeds: Hell, the CIA has used Facebook, Twitter, and other social platforms to take the pulse of large groups of people.
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Painted in varying skin tones, with legs and arms splayed as if positioned beneath a microscope, the garment exposes a wrought emotional state through the tension of the fabric's folds, demanding onlookers to simultaneously look and look away.
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This patent application describes a system in which Facebook analyzes your emotional state based on a number of factors, including your typing speed, the words you use, and even the amount of pressure you're placing on the keyboard.
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It's a small beat, but it's an exceptionally smart and cleanly executed one that's able to convey a whole lot about Daryl's headspace, emotional state, and what he prizes in life — without any lengthy monologues or over-orchestration.
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By most reckonings, A Star Is Born is most properly a musical: It's certainly dramatic, but its original songs advance the plot and describe the emotional state of the characters, which usually is the definition of a musical.
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Having said that, if your friends really are climbing the social ladder (and it's not just a negative illusion owing to your emotional state), then your fear that they might leave you behind is, to an extent, astute.
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During the experiment, the participants' emotional state was manipulated from time to time by leading them to expect that at any moment they might experience something positive (winning a prize), something negative (hearing a loud noise), or neither.
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As the performer's emotional state changes, their brain waves launch randomized databanks of abstract video footage as well as colored bubbles that signify different emotions: yellow for excitement, pink for interest, turquoise for meditation, and red for frustration.
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Some situations are also based on the officer's judgment, like if a recording would interfere with the officer's ability to investigate or if recording would be inappropriate based on the victim or witness' physical condition and emotional state.
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But when I read that Meghan Markle was weaning her baby, Archie, I couldn&apost help but wonder about the Duchess of Sussex&aposs emotional state, which she has been refreshingly open about since giving birth in May.
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Adding to the ever-shifting mood, Federal Reserve official Dennis Lockhart suggested the markets may see one, two, or even three rate hikes this year, more than the market currently anticipates, further destabilizing the already fragile market's emotional state.
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Microsoft displayed a video analytics platform that claims to detect the face, age, and emotional state of people seen on camera, as well as the size of crowds, though company officials did not refer to applications in law enforcement.
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Clearly, what distinguishes us from every other country is not mental illness, but the ability of our people, regardless of their mental or emotional state, to purchase and, in some cases, to openly carry pistols, rifles and semiautomatic rifles.
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Watch: How One Matchmaker Changed Online Dating for Women Everywhere In the book, your attention is often focused on the internal emotional state of the person who's cheating, and not so much the person on who's being cheated on.
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I was reading a Joni Mitchell interview about the emotional state that she was in when she came to believe that it was time for her to write a record like "Blue," where it wasn't observational, but personal revelations.
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"Emotional contagion, which refers to emotional state matching between individuals, is a powerful mechanism for information sharing and, as a consequence, an increased defense against predation and the facilitation of group living," Adriaense and her colleagues wrote in the paper.
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"You can treat a person's emotional state ... but if you don't change the way they think and just release them into society, you perpetrate a vicious cycle," said Akilu, who used to run a state deradicalisation program for Boko Haram members.
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Instead of old-fashioned and obsolete "analog" voting based on civic participation, ballots, and civil rights, S.M.I.L.E. will simply prompt you with a push notification on your chosen mobile device to measure your emotional state based on a chosen emoji.
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Marin's wife, Neusa, has been living in Brazil since her husband's conviction and has not visited him in jail, a fact that Marin's attorneys attributed to her delicate emotional state, but which Judge Chen leaped on in justifying her sentence.
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George H.W. Bush's body is home again after an emotional state funeral in Washington, D.C. The former president's casket arrived in Houston, Texas, and will be taken to St. Martin's Episcopal Church where he will lie in repose, starting Wednesday evening.
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Style is the sum of many different influences – the instrument the author is writing with, to be sure, but also market trends and editorial dictates, what an author is reading that week, his or her emotional state and much else besides.
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She's expressive, but because she tries to hide it, and KyoAni illustrates her emotional state formally, there's this duel between repression and liberation in the images — like a bird learning how to fly and struggling to take off the ground.
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As for me, I've taken a fair amount of time to reflect on what my friends may have been feeling as I indulged my impulses to heal through oversharing (something I was unable to do in a heightened emotional state).
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In other words: You can run a clip through the Video Indexer and it will not only identify each individual and exactly when they appear, but it will guess their emotional state at each point in the video as well.
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Each season has contained at least one episode that focused on just one or two characters, separating them from the rest of the group, often revealing more about a character's emotional state than the rest of the season's episodes combined.
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There is a fire roaring away in the corner of the room, which makes it difficult to say whether this is supposed to be a room in Omarion's house or a manifestation of the stony/passionate interplay of his emotional state.
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Former Fox News host Bill O'Reilly on Tuesday questioned whether the media should be interviewing survivors of last week's deadly school shooting in Florida, saying that some are "in an extreme emotional state" after 85033 people were killed at their school.
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A review of the official White House readouts of past presidential physicals shows most paint a portrait of vigor -- punctuated by details like workout routines and sports injuries -- without providing details about the mental or emotional state of the patient.
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Hogg's camera renders Julie's emotional state while filling out her world, often in wide shots filled with detail that give us plenty to know about her: what she likes, what she values, where she feels comfortable, from college parties to fancy tea rooms.
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Much of Long Story Short is told from a third-person perspective, specifically when the focus of the story is on 2B or 9S, but you're still privy to their emotional state and motivations in a way that you aren't during the game.
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Speaking to reporters outside the hospital while her son was in surgery Monday, Anselimo's mother, Sujeil Lopez, described his physical and emotional state after the attack, in which a shooter opened fire on the gaming competition, killing two people before killing himself.
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So it can be done in a diplomatic setting, like two prime ministers are meeting to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and one of them has an ear bug and a computer is whispering in his ear what is the true emotional state.
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Here's what critics are saying about The Emoji Movie: John DeFore, The Hollywood Reporter: The project's first hurdle is imagining how an emoji icon, which by definition represents only one emotional state (or object), can be a character capable of experiencing a story.
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Her portraits of the ultradedicated scientists, seamen and pilots she finds herself among are sharp and revealing, and her ability to render her own emotional state — the threat of crippling isolation and anxiety — is matched only by her vivid land- and seascapes.
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Even the most devoted Bachelorette viewers will have trouble seeing Chad Johnson as anything more than a one-dimensional bad guy, but Johnson insists that he's really not, saying that producers took advantage of his emotional state to create drama on the show.
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I don't particularly know why I've selected these avatars as my representatives; it's some combination of my read on the platform's sensibility, my emotional state at the time of upload and the suite of photos I had on my phone at that moment.
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Once downloaded, Maslo is a voice-activated journaling tool with a basic status update feature that encourages users to log an emoji representation of their emotional state at a particular moment and spend a minute talking to the app about what's going on.
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But in 2009, as Ms. Broudo decided to set out from her marriage, she was drawn to a building far from the polished Bauhaus buildings of the White City — a neglected structure that felt like a better mirror for her emotional state.
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It also showed a decrease in blood flow to the "default mode network", meaning there was less activity in the area that is activated when the mind is wandering, not committed to a task, and thinking about one's self and one's emotional state.
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In an attempt to combat recency bias, I've placed A Short Hike at 10 on my list, but could probably argue that through its economy of language, it communicated a specific emotional state so powerfully that it should be way higher up.
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Song cycle is the operative mode here — each song performs a different emotional state in her progression from heartbreak to outrage to reconciliation and everywhere in between, while just as many songs feel more like fragmentary ingredient-exercises than discrete entities unto themselves.
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Also, when Bill O'Reilly's talking about, "They're not in an emotional state to be making decisions for our country" — when has anybody ever wanted to pass a law or write a law or change anything in our country without it being somewhat emotionally driven?
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I jumped on the phone with digital effects supervisor Trey Harrell to talk about his work on the film, how gills became an important tool in conveying the creature's emotional state, and the magic and beauty of shooting underwater sequences without a drop of liquid.
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Plus, the blog post doesn't mention the fact that marketers can take advantage of your data that isn't simply demographic — it theoretically could, for instance, reach users who seem to match a specific personality type or emotional state, thereby taking advantage of already vulnerable people.
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Both the best and the worst musicals of Stephen Sondheim — the consensus pick for our greatest living composer and lyricist of musical theater — wrestle with the same central problem: The main character is a man whose emotional state can only be described as ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.
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Like How Big, the music and song presentation here are less dramatic than the first two albums, but the lyrics reveal that Welch's intense emotional state, at least leading up to the recording of the album, had flown well beyond the atmosphere and shot into outer space.
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Sometimes success is not just about doing things efficiently, but about doing things in your own voice, with your own flourishes—and sometimes love isn't about adhering to carefully set date plans, but shifting to suit your partner's emotional state after a tough day at work.
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And on days when I down the particular cocktail of nostalgia and self loathing instead of something sensible, like coffee, I climb through my inbox to that forbidden zone, where shards of my past emotional state live on in saccharine all-caps exclamations and sweet sentences.
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"Included in that communication are negotiation, explicit and enthusiastic consent, and aftercare that includes a return to baseline and processing of what worked and what didn't work about the sex game," she says, adding that a "baseline" indicates a person's typical physical, cognitive, and emotional state.
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Citing White House officials from the time, The Times said "the vice president's shaky emotional state over Beau's illness and death" was the primary reason aides did not push the potential conflict of interest, which President Donald Trump has since sought to exploit for political gain.
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A year and a half later, All American Made threatened to feel like a rush job, an unanalyzed look at the reaction Donald Trump's win cobbled together in the emotional state many found themselves in after Trump's election and an attempt to make sense of it all.
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In the interview, which was filmed a few weeks prior and aired on Fox on Tuesday night, Kelly gave Trump an opportunity to explain and contextualize his emotional state and reactions to stress and challenge, asking him questions about his late brother's death and his multiple divorces.
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As someone whose shot could make or break an assignment, Ricketts emphasizes how, when capturing a moment, he's hyperaware of a situation and its smallest details compared with a regular observer, often entering a heightened emotional state that makes it easier for him to remember those moments.
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Willy Chavarria, conversely, is a designer determined to startle and move, to import not only elements of his personal narrative (he identifies himself as a Chicano from California's agricultural San Joaquin Valley, where his family worked as harvesters) into his work, but also his current emotional state.
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"We are very conscientious of the emotional state of asylum seekers during this period of separation from their families and we try to facilitate a sense of belonging during the holidays," said Gaby Zavala, a resident of Brownsville and mother of two who founded Resource Center Matamoros.
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In the meantime, a few simple measures, like informing legal actors that they are guessing a defendant's emotional state, not objectively reading emotions in faces, bodies and voices, could improve the current situation and better protect our rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
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It can be astounding to realize that in just two pages she's woven together a Tang Dynasty artist, a Road Runner cartoon, a mythological creator deity, and her mother's complicated emotional state (The Faraway Nearby)—and that you feel moved, intellectually provoked, and elevated all at once.
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On the piano ballad "Skyscraper" (from her 2011 album Unbroken), a gripping dive into her lowest moments, she famously recorded two versions—one before entering treatment and one after—and opted to release the former because she felt it reflected her emotional state at the time.
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It&aposs why we were there in 2014, and we&aposll be there again in the future at this emotional state, probably even hotter if it continues this way without some solution about the problems of the unaccompanied minors or parents, adults, who are coming here illegally with children.
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So it's almost as if Florida, for me, symbolizes a much larger emotional state of where a lot of people are right now, were we're just trying to cling to what we have at the moment and not think too much about the future because it's too terrifying.
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The big picture: Musk opens up about his emotional state and exhaustion during what has been a tumultuous time for Tesla as the company has raced to scale-up output of the Model 3 sedan, a car that's vital to its future but has been beset with production delays.
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"When it's a family that has just lost Mom or Dad, they're in a more emotional state and they look at it and say it seems more gentle," said Jason Bradshaw, the president and chief executive of a funeral and cremation service with six locations in the Twin Cities.
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In the annual "New Talent" issue of Art in America (216), Foy, whose work was included, stated: My working materials are quite limited–generally a hard pencil and untoned paper … Nor do I work in a fervid emotional state but rather clinically, as a surgeon might, with sharp instruments.
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She was slightly hunched over, and yet her right arm, long and lean — she danced for many years — gesticulated freely and expressively, so that the contrast gave the impression of someone in a conflicted emotional state, someone both wanting to tell her story and unsure about doing so.
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"The physical and emotional state of children taken into our care would often shock and sadden most New Zealanders," he said, adding that some children were exposed to family violence, drugs being sold from the home they lived in, parental drug and alcohol abuse, sexual and physical abuse and chronic neglect.
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This tiny but pugnacious-looking concept is packed with clever features, like rear seat belts that pull from the center to aid entry and exit, screens in the upper door panels that display images from side-mounted cameras, and a digital assistant that can interpret the emotional state of the driver.
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My early 20s had been dark and depressed (an emotional state fueled by 9/11, George W. Bush and America's wars for oil, oil and more oil) but entering art school at the age of 27 gave me new energy, and allowed me to channel that energy into something positive.
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Colleagues said that Professor Weitzman had been despondent after he did not win the Nobel, and that his emotional state worsened in the spring, when, in a rare instance in his career, a fellow economist pointed out a mistake in a completed but unpublished paper that Professor Weitzman had circulated.
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The conventions of the novel, or the character, seem less interesting to Oyamada than mapping a particular emotional state: the intersection of numbness and fear that is induced by the company and all it seems to represent about precarity, alienation, climate change (as signified by the invasions of strange species).
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The shop employee refers to a chakra chart while reading your aura photo, which is meant to depict your emotional state from the week prior (the colors and lights to your right), the current week (the colors and lights over your head and torso), and the week to come (those on your left).
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But two things: It maintains that emotional state, and I think it sort of siphons off energy from doing something a little more targeted or intentional, or just processing that emotion or talking about it with your friends, with more context, where it's not just material keeping everyone else on a platform.
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Shortly before her ascension to leadership, acting as Home Secretary in May 2016, May also introduced the Psychoactive Substances Act, a policy that outlaws drugs known as legal highs, such as Spice, and substances capable of "stimulating or depressing the person's central nervous system" and affecting "the person's mental functioning or emotional state".
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Another potential example: A smart home system that could choose a movie for you to watch, adjust the lighting in your living room and the sound on your entertainment system based on not only what you've watched in the past, but your emotional state, the time of day, and things you've purchased.
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"Whether it is the link to human trafficking, the link to increased domestic violence, or the changes it causes in one's mental and emotional state, it is a discussion we need to have as leaders, however uncomfortable it may be," Ross Spano, who introduced the bill, told the Christian Post in November.
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Rashid's background as an artist was incredible because I could speak with him about things that oftentimes I'll be grappling with independently, like how color is going to influence these characters, and of course with Matty about how the color is going to affect his light and what emotional state will be enhanced by it.
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"What we've found is that horses can not only read human facial expressions but they can also remember a person's previous emotional state when they meet them later that day — and, crucially, that they adapt their behavior accordingly," Karen McComb, a professor at the University of Sussex, said in a news release about the findings.
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Trump entered office promising he would be the "most transparent president in history" and he has, in a weird way, kept that promise: His administration has been defined by an endless torrent of leaks that reveal both critical information (such as his phone calls with foreign leaders) and juicy tidbits about the president's mental and emotional state.
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But because the digital world, like nature, apparently abhors a vacuum, into the self-imposed silence rushed speculation about Ms. Kardashian West's (understandably) shaky emotional state, her husband's hospitalization for exhaustion, whether or not it all might culminate in divorce, and existential questions about whether their tendency toward living in public contributed to the while darn thing.
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While some of these technologies may seem to give simple answers — as in the Alexa example above — in many cases what the data from your fitness tracker says about your emotional state at the time a crime took place or what the information from a smart appliance might imply about the number of people in a room may require significant calculation and interpretation.
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Blake's mood has changed, but his formal strategy hasn't; in both cases he presents the mood as an abstraction, a meditative emotional state whose particulars — lyrical details, linear melodies, even electronic textures that are concrete rather than whooshy — are gooped over by a soft salve intended to represent the primal, preverbal totality of romantic emotion, whether the emotion is love or melancholy.
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Moreover, Mr. Luciano's physical and emotional state when he reported for work that morning must have been precarious, another omen that might have been divined from two other ads on The Times' front page that morning: one, for a wheat gruel that promised to restore the "wasted tissue" of patients who withstood influenza, and a second for a lozenge to ward it off.
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Zombi Child maintains all the virtues associated with this approach — namely striking compositions and excellent use of pop music, whether to complicate the emotional state of a character listening to it or to simply channel the precise mix of feelings Bonello desires in the listener — while adding an insightful critique of colonialism and an exploration of the contradictions that liberalism and history create for liberty and revolution.
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Her finest works of the late thirties were two Kafka-like stories that seem to reflect her emotional state: "The Sea & Its Shore," in which a man toils to keep a public beach free of ever-accumulating papers, working every night, by lantern light, and trying to make sense of the scraps he finds; and "In Prison," a condition that the narrator anticipates with relief.
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But director Lisa Cholodenko and the script by Susannah Grant, Michael Chabon, and Ayelet Waldman stay so focused on Marie's emotional state — including the point when she decides to just shut off her emotions and get through a difficult situation by telling the police what they want to hear — that you never once doubt her, no matter how scant the evidence is to support her account.
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One of two Royal Court plays that brought Ms. McIntyre to attention as a feminist standard-bearer, the play takes its title from the emotional state induced in women by a male-dominated landscape that demeans them in ways small or large at every turn; a particularly startling moment in the director Chelsea Walker's staging comes when one of the three female characters recreates via mime an assault she has endured.
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"There was about a year or two years before [he was diagnosed] where there were some anomalies – changes in his behavior and emotional state and personality changes – that we talked up to aging, quirkiness, getting older, getting mellower, until we all realized and tests were done and we found that it was confirmed," Carradine says of his father-in-law, who was diagnosed in his late 50s, which is on the "pretty young" side.
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What followed was a 482-word monologue in which Green touched on topics that included his emotional state ("I let my teammates down"), the justice that the league had meted out ("Everybody's going to have their opinion on it"), his distant view of Game 5 from a luxury suite at a baseball game ("I thank the people over at the A's for having me") and his regrettable absence as the Warriors lost without him.
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It was a September scorcher, cloudless at noon, and Morgan was working himself into a muddled but intense emotional state—jokey, sentimental, triumphant, pissed—in order to film a climactic scene from the second-season finale of his TBS sitcom, "The Last O.G." (Season 2 premièred in April.) Morgan plays Tray Barker, a man who has returned to his old neighborhood in Brooklyn after fifteen years in prison on a drug charge.
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Lemonade wouldn't work as an album if she hadn't performed each respective emotional state with all the requisite heart and soul — if she didn't audibly wail her guts out while berating her husband, audibly gulp down the tears while putting on a brave face, audibly soften and sweeten her voice while kissing and making up — but that doesn't mean she's feeling things the way she sings them, or even that she wants you to think so.
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If you're doing the same poses over and over again, day after day, year after year, you're going to get pretty intimate with how your body expresses itself in those forms, and along the way cultivate what researchers call proprioception, or the awareness of where your body is in space, and interoception, or the sensations not just of the air on your skin, but your bones, tendons, and body tissues as you mindfully contort your body, as well as your emotional state.
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Here's the still-developing list of things I've had to do in the time since our breakup: Unfriend him on the Pattern, which kept serving me notifications about his emotional state according to the stars or some shit; delete our shared Google Calendar; delete the perpetual event I had in my phone calendar for his birthday (and tell my mom to delete it from hers, too); mute his Instagram Stories from my feed; and, of course, break up our oblivious Bitmojis, which honestly felt kinda cruel.
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"Simi Botic: "I think the challenge is really connecting with what you need in moments that are a little bit more calm, so that when you're feeling very overwhelmed, you're able to communicate those things... I think when you're talking to someone who's never been in that heightened emotional state, which is very present when you're talking about orthorexia or bingeing disorder or anxiety or depression or whatever it might be, you have to also understand that the person isn't going to be able to get what you're feeling 100%.
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Larsen's ability to evoke an interior emotional state — which is often one of discomfort — is evident in "Committee" (2007), where all five individuals on the far side of the sharp triangular conference table are depicted in variations of intense boredom — starting with the largest figure, his elbows on the table and fingers interlaced in front of his forward-leaning head and body, to the one two seats away (and markedly diminished in size) leaning away from the table, to the smallest figure in the row, seated uncomfortably in his chair, wedged into the lower left corner of the canvas.
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