On the television side, Stranger Things (episodic drama), Atlanta (episodic comedy), The People v.
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Endel Tulving, who defined episodic and semantic memory, proposed that conscious recollection was required to demonstrate episodic memory.
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And if episodic foresight is created from the database of episodic memories—could it be affected by cannabis too?
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Their results, Mercuri says, shows that more marijuana use leads to more impairment of episodic memory and episodic foresight.
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Because what you're asking for is an episodic memory, and episodic memories typically don't last that long, no matter what the situation is.
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To have episodic foresight, or mental "time travel," you first need to have episodic memory, named such because it has to do with remembering episodes.
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The Magicians is episodic in nature, too, but Lev Grossman's books aren't episodic in a way that's as easily expressed via a TV season's format.
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To get around this definitional constraint, researchers have separated the behavioral criteria required for episodic memory from the conscious component and termed this "episodic-like" memory.
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From both financial and entertainment perspectives, there was no reason for players to invest in episodic games until they were done, which in turn makes them poor investments to actually develop as episodic games.. One major symptom of episodic games' decline was Telltale Games closing their doors in 2018.
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" Madison Square Garden Co.: "Too episodic for this guy.
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This isn't a situation where you have an episodic gaffe.
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There are slight differences between episodic foresight and prospective memory.
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Episodic television offers a canvas unique among the arts: time.
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Advocates say it leads to more consistent, less episodic giving.
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Episodic music works very well in this kind of venue.
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Business itself, you know, it will have these episodic things.
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Temperature data going back 200 years shows episodic warming periods.
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I know you're obviously coming out with some new episodic shows.
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Telltale is best known for its resurrection of episodic adventure games.
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Or will this just be an episodic advertorial for Lip Kits?
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The first included 955 people with a history of episodic migraine.
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M&A is episodic, volatile and subject to market valuation cycles.
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The series is largely episodic, so you can start watching wherever.
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But now there is a stochastic, episodic nature to many careers.
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He kept the sense of line through episodic stops and starts.
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The city's residents now face episodic warfare and increasingly capricious attacks.
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There's very, very specific shifts in tone with each episodic steppingstone.
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"The episodic nature of these storms is not weird," he said.
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This 45-minute symphony can still seem confusingly episodic and excessive.
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"Attention to the importance of advance directives is episodic," he said.
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In many ways, episodic messaging in story apps is not new.
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Last month, Netflix released the first episodic photos from season 2.
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In broad terms, episodic gaming as we knew it is dead.
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Ultimately, that mentality is likely commonplace among developers of episodic games.
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Such lengthy gestation gives both books a loosely woven, episodic quality.
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It didn't feel like you were shooting something episodic in nature.
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American attention is episodic, but America's resources, by comparison, are vast.
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It's also a great example of the power of episodic storytelling.
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And will occasionally come out with some episodic cool, original content.
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"Episodic memories", meanwhile, consist of recollections of life events or experiences.
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Carter also thinks episodic curation is the key to the social experience.
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These people have no episodic memory; they know but do not remember.
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I find this particular episodic structure really, really effective, to be honest.
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The pattern of gaming behavior may be continuous or episodic and recurrent.
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Other AAA games have attempted episodic expansions, most notably Half-Life 2.
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The pattern of gaming behaviour may be continuous or episodic and recurrent.
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"Stop the Presses" (BoJack Horseman), Written by Joe Lawson; Netflix EPISODIC DRAMA
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"The Trip" (This Is Us), Written by Vera Herbert; NBC EPISODIC COMEDY
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There is no episodic continuity, like Jennifer Bartlett's gallery wrapping, "Rhapsody" (1975).
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And even more specifically, it affects your ability to create "episodic" memories.
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We're settling in for the long haul; we have episodic themes, now.
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The second study included 577 patients with a history of episodic migraine.
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What do I remember of those strange episodic parts of my life.
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I'm starting to realize why Watership Down wasn't an episodic TV show.
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There will also be episodic shows spanning genres like food and documentary.
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The performance brings impressive urgency and sweep to the episodic final movement.
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They're only being implemented on an episodic basis, on a small scale.
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But the episodic structure of the film both boosts and limits it.
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He saw this process as akin to actually experiencing episodic memories again.
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These included tests of cognitive abilities, perceptual speed, episodic memory and working memory.
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Other episodic games add content, but don't do much to improve the experience.
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Importantly, episodic memory is also a possible sign of self-awareness in dogs.
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"The first four seasons we weren't allowed to do episodic stories," Tartakovsky explains.
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It's a short form episodic series; it should be eligible to be recognized.
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For another, it marked Julia Roberts' first turn leading an episodic television show.
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Erenumab is also being tested for episodic migraine prevention and chronic migraine prevention.
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At present, our policy is tactical and episodic, relying mostly on military technology.
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SO A COUPLE YEARS AGO, THIS IS A SORT OF – IT'S NOT – EPISODIC.
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This announcement hints the company will start accepting non-episodic content into Watch.
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And it's that episodic structure that saves Infinity War time and time again.
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Yet the spare and episodic encounters do take us to some tender places.
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Bellow's semi-autobiographical bildungsroman is not just long but also episodic and ornate.
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But the review did suggest a man with a history of episodic trouble.
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This Spanish-language episodic drama takes place around the United States-Mexico border.
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The videos could also be part of an ongoing, episodic series, Wong found.
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Other experiments have suggested that chimpanzees, rats and pigeons have episodic-like memory.
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Also available for free is Half-Life 2 and its two episodic expansions.
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In all three cases, international attention is episodic, action fragmented, and intervention ineffective.
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Is the book better suited to be episodic than told in one film?
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Facebook and Snapchat and Twitter are all in the market for episodic content.
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The redesign and focus on episodic shows has been a long time coming.
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But episodic stories are just the tip of the iceberg for the disruptive technology.
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Remembering where and when you learned how to spell autonoetic: That's an episodic memory.
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Soon, Levine discovered two more healthy individuals who also seemed to lack episodic memories.
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Spike Lee's episodic update of his 1986 debut feature falls somewhere in the middle.
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Episodic memory refers to memories of autobiographical events—in other words, recalling personal experiences.
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In a 2016 study, Claudia Fugazza and colleagues evaluated episodic-like memory in dogs.
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It's an episodic series, and the first episode, called "Hyperslime," went online last month.
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When people have Crohn's syndrome or colitis, their bathroom needs are episodic and urgent.
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Episodic because they don't have problems, or even the same problems, all the time.
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And I think it shows in their design: all three favor short, episodic bursts.
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They'd make for a conventional but approachable episodic mystery series, or a film series.
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But Chernobyl also makes the case for more thoughtful episodic construction of TV shows.
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Facebook also plans to push aggressively into video, paying to create original, episodic series.
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Not a problem; the episodic nature of the plot ensures you won't miss much.
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But it nevertheless has a lot in common with the episodic games of today.
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Revenues were lower in part because "episodic" performance fees had declined, Fink told Reuters.
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"The parties have a very episodic connection to those types of voters," Green said.
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But if he did, he said, the title would be Episodic Micromanagement Is Underrated.
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It's first big project is an ambitious, and ongoing, episodic reboot of King's Quest.
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Plus, people already have a ton of high-quality episodic series to choose from.
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RACHEL FELDMAN Los Angeles The writer is a director of movies and episodic television.
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But he is also eager to project at least an episodic closeness to him.
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American strategy for supply chain security has been ad hoc, reactive, uneven, and episodic.
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"This isn't a situation where you have an episodic gaffe," Obama said on Aug.
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This series is deliberate and slow, but it conforms to traditional episodic television structure.
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CK: Well, no, that's sort of an episodic thing, this is much more programmatic.
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To Spotify, the name simply means an audio program, presented in an episodic format.
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In people it is called episodic memory, and it involves a sense of self.
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When they first sprang up, episodic games felt like a look into the future.
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The incremental physician is comfortable with waiting, trying different approaches, achieving episodic momentary victories.
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The easygoing, episodic structure of their journey gives "Faces Places" a deceptively casual air.
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Rather than the single, overarching narrative, like the other books have, TW is episodic.
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Like McKinnon, people with amnesia usually lose their episodic memories and keep their semantic ones.
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Shonda Rhimes, who is transitioning her episodic empire from ABC to Netflix, does the same.
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Rather than a television series, they think of it as an episodic eight-hour feature.
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This makes it strangely episodic for a film, but also refreshingly light on complicated lore.
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Johnson's trilogy will be "separate from the episodic Skywalker saga," Lucasfilm said in a statement.
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As such, season three is much more episodic than either of the first two seasons.
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Its thriller game Alan Wake played out through episodic installments, not unlike a TV show.
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Evidence of episodic memory has been found in other species, including primates, rats, and pigeons.
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Much of the mystery of Dontnod's episodic game Life is Strange focused on a disappearance.
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Given that relationship, Kim and her colleagues decided to ask how marijuana impacted episodic foresight.
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Whereas episodic foresight is imagining a future event, prospective memory is remembering to do something.
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Also, the series is not episodic — you aren't following one story the whole way through.
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Languid and episodic, this movie is a "spiritual successor" to Linklater's 1993 film Dazed & Confused.
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Episodic development sucks in a lot of ways, but this is one of the benefits.
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As a result, women deal with pain — episodic, acute, and chronic — more frequently than men.
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Patients who have episodic migraine usually rely on pain medications to treat the migraine pain.
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The telling is mostly episodic and fragmentary, imbued with startling images and powerful associative leaps.
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Dahl's book is a touching, episodic chronicle, illustrated with whimsical line drawings by Quentin Blake.
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An alternative possibility is that obesity may represent an adaptive response to episodic food insufficiency.
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This episodic, nonchronological structure means that the ballet has neither narrative sweep nor emotional heft.
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Mr. Naharin remains coy about what the title of his abstract, episodic work refers to.
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But Adora, it was episodic, so scene to scene, episode to episode, storm clouds gathered.
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The weekly episodic game/online series/profile matching tool debuted in the US last night.
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Emanuel Ax, for whom Mr. Gruber wrote this episodic, hurtling work, was the commanding soloist.
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An elite team hunts bad guys weekly in a mostly episodic show with overarching conspiracies.
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Lacking the book's episodic sprawl and psychological nuance, their movie clings to its essential tension.
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Success, therefore, is not about the episodic, momentary victories, though they do play a role.
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Saviano's book "Gomorrah" was made into a bracing episodic film in 2009 by Matteo Garrone.
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The drug is currently in a late-stage trial for use in frequent episodic migraine.
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Saviano's book "Gomorrah" was made into a bracing episodic film in 2009 by Matteo Garrone.
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That allowed the series to maintain an episodic structure, which gave it an irresistible momentum.
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A key component of intensity in a relationship is making it fluid, not episodic. Right.
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After Battlestar, Syfy retreated from big, ambitious storytelling, returning to episodic series with smaller stakes.
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Kentucky Route Zero is an episodic adventure/narrative game finally receiving its fifth and final installment.
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Jaunt China, a joint venture of Silicon Valley-based Jaunt, is also focused on episodic material.
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Schultz said earlier this year that the Trump administration 'is creating episodic chaos' in the country.
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There's a unique difficulty to reviewing episodic games that differs from episodes of a TV season.
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"These smoke events are unpredictable and episodic," says public health professor Michael Brauer, also at UBC.
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Spoilers ahead for the episodic games Life is Strange: Before the Storm and Life is Strange.
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Thief of Thieves is an episodic series, with the first two volumes launching on July 16.
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Hujar's is an art that disdains the pursuit of happiness in favor of episodic, hard joys.
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Worldwide, about 16% of drinkers 15 and older engage in heavy episodic drinking, according to WHO.
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So, why do we have this very detailed episodic memory that seems to decay almost immediately?
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So the Diablo Winds, those are kind of episodic, but this has been a big year.
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Second, progressives should fight for economic justice in a manner that is relentless rather than episodic.
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At best, efforts to regulate or monitor trade in them are episodic, whack-a-mole affairs.
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Each hopscotches through history, cherry-picking crises and triumphs that fit the demands of episodic storytelling.
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It was an episodic tale of a fraught relationship set in a variety of hotel rooms.
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The Watch video platform, announced Wednesday, is Facebook's new home for episodic shows and live events.
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It's worth asking if there's any way to execute the episodic model that will be effective.
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I know some the fans on the last episodic movie were very upset with the movie.
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Each episodic chapter focuses on a memory Berman has of a place, historical event, or person.
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Tuning in to intense, episodic television, it turns out, is not a great way to unwind.
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And these episodic events that may accelerate [the loss of ecosystems] are what we really don't understand.
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The episodic format, meanwhile, constantly introduces new wrinkles in the case, pointing toward Larry's guilt or innocence.
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Jackson appeared as the episodic "hero" in need of a makeover in the Netflix reboot's premiere episode.
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And Hanlon, who helped create the documentary, is now an episodic TV director, based in Southern California.
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Because of the episodic nature of Telltale's games, the studio's development cycle was a constantly turning wheel.
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This diffuse, episodic narrative structure strips Claudio of much agency and gives him a certain moral ambiguity.
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We're told the most lucrative path would be an episodic docusoap leading up to the big day.
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Half-Life 2: Episode One is not an episodic game in the way we've come to expect.
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For awhile now, Masters of Sex has struggled to find a way to tell new episodic stories.
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Telltale Games is no stranger to adapting primarily comic book properties into episodic, choice-driven video games.
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Among the long-term users, 77 percent continued long-term use and 14 percent had episodic use.
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Episodic games, including Life Is Strange, have traditionally struggled to release new episodes at a consistent pace.
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Some lose not just their short-term memories but their episodic ones—the memories of their lives.
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"Oathbreaker," last night's episode of Game of Thrones, begins, as all episodic television must: with a recap.
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Testing episodic memory in a dog is difficult, for the obvious reason that animals don't speak human.
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"Our Little Sister," adapted from a popular manga series by Akimi Yoshida, has a deceptively episodic plot.
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I'm curious as to whether an episodic television series will replicate the rambling immersiveness of the movies.
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But in performance this wrenching, mysterious and episodic 37-minute piece did come across like program music.
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The symphony is episodic; hearing it is like binge-watching an entire season of a TV melodrama.
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It began churning out episodic content based on intellectual properties like "Guardians of the Galaxy" and Minecraft.
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"There are situations of excellence, but they are episodic and the overall situation is deficient," he said.
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Still, the ensemble works, and even with its episodic nature the movie gets by on sheer energy.
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Especially for a story that started as a novel, the episodic format makes more sense than anything.
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"I think the mind-set of both the government and the public is extremely episodic," she said.
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Is this a full story on par with a major Half-Life title or is it episodic?
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Jacob Ashworth, Cantata Profana's artistic director, conducted a suspenseful account of this radically episodic and spacey score.
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The episodic narrative tracks Gloria over a period rived by minor as well as life-altering change.
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His sense of history deals more with the episodic and consecutive than with the gaiety of simultaneity.
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The episodic narrative turns picaresque as Pee-wee gets closer to Joe and his Tribeca loft bash.
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It didn't constrain itself to typical tropes of episodic television, and it went off on weird tangents.
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These commonalities are then used to link the constituent parts of episodic memories together for future retrieval.
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Nor is it surprising to learn that temporal lobe epilepsy affects episodic memory more than semantic memory.
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I may be in the minority of players who truly loved the episodic nature of 2016's Hitman.
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This is just the first of more episodic content the network hopes to bring to the social media.
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Different groups are led down different passageways and tunnels and different episodic narratives are played out to them.
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However, the question of "can dogs forget their owners?" employs another type of explicit memory called episodic memory.
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The ideal balance between authorial voices depends on what episodic structure any given serial wants to take on.
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Instead of being turned off or discouraged by the game's unorthodox release strategy, the episodic format actually shined.
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We're focused on episodic shows and helping all our partners understand what works across different verticals and topics.
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Many fans were worried, thinking that a game like Hitman didn't make any sense in an episodic format.
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Some of the images' titling suggests that this supposed prequel will be episodic, just like the original game.
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I think it's one of the greatest performances in the history of episodic television, of a series lead.
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In what's called "episodic memory," each part of a memory is stored in different parts of the brain.
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The music acts as emotional connective tissue, imbuing the images as they pass with an episodic, operatic quality.
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"What we learnt is that dogs have episodic memory," explains Dr Claudia Fugazza, who led the research team.
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These women's ambitious, decade-spanning history is told in five parts, each made up of breathy, episodic chapters.
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According to the American Psychological Association (APA), there are three types of stress — acute, episodic acute, and chronic.
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" An earlier version of this column misstated the year that Howard Schultz said President Trump created "episodic chaos.
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The cognitive tests they took measured language abilities, episodic memory, executive function, attention, working memory and processing speed.
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Employing an episodic, borderline shapeless structure, it subscribes to the kind of screenwriting shorthand that prompts bad guffaws.
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What we're left with are episodic delights, moments of creative nastiness and humor that goose the story along.
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Moving back into the public spotlight, he reappeared in television movies, soap operas, game shows and episodic series.
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To the Editor: The episodic Afghan peace process seems like an ideal solution to end America's longest war.
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The way "Master of None" plays with episodic form and structure further distinguishes it from similar-sounding shows.
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The Three STOOGES were originally in "shorts," short episodic films that preceded the feature presentation at the movies.
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Episodic television doesn't have much of a track record with nihilism: "Veep" gets to take the first shot.
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This is not an episodic problem, it is endemic, with some schools enrolling hundreds of thousands of students.
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But now that tab has been redesigned, and will include short episodic "shows" that Facebook didn't have before.
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But most problems, like injury, and impaired driving crashes, and so on, come from episodic heavy or binge drinking.
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But since its purchase by Netflix in 2015, Black Mirror has begun to chip away at its episodic edges.
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She has captured the episodic audience ever since with her roles in Louie, Portlandia, American Horror Story, and Bloodline.
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Animation like DreamWorks and Nickelodeon episodic content is key to Netflix in providing children with shows they watch repeatedly.
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Our brains tend to forget memories of things that happened (episodic memories) more quickly than general knowledge (semantic memories).
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Fda for fremanezumab later this year in both episodic and chronic migraine Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Vader Immortal kicks off an episodic, story-driven adventure set between Revenge of the Sith and A New Hope.
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It's been three years since we've seen anything from Square Enix regarding its episodic remake of Final Fantasy VII.
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STT's fee growth has also been supported by episodic improvements in foreign exchange (FX) trading anytime FX volatility increases.
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O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story while NBC's freshman sensation This is Us earned some props in the episodic category.
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Fans exchange 'fic' with friends; they send each other funny or exciting stories and loyally follow longer, episodic works.
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Recent studies have shown that Aimovig reduces episodic migraines by at least half in around 50 percent of patients.
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After all, creating stories that are enhanced by watching them in order defeats the purpose of an episodic anthology.
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Deals are achievable but episodic, and the industry's consolidation and maturation will likely differ from most other corporate sectors.
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Generally presented in a series of five- or ten-minute videos, episodic VR stories can be rushed and unsatisfying.
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"Episodic memory and processing speed were assessed by visual tests, rather than written/verbal assessment," Fitzcharles said by email.
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The play's episodic structure can make it seem like, well, a series of television episodes plucked from different seasons.
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There's one, final treat before August closes: a prequel to Dontnod's episodic slice-of-life thriller, Life is Strange.
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"Every organ has at least one chronic episodic condition -asthma, lower-back pain, migraine, depression or anxiety," Stewart says.
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After a friend prodded him to audition for an episodic theater piece at the Pyramid, his stage career began.
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But "White Nights in Split Town City" mostly abandons the episodic structure of more traditional coming-of-age narratives.
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Snapchat is in the market for short mobile-friendly shows, and Facebook is also hunting for original episodic content.
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More importantly, an episodic ranking illustrates what a show is good at and what it never quite figured out.
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" Adding, "Television is starting to change, but I made three features and I didn't get an episodic directing job.
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Eleanor's attempts to recover a stolen laptop propel the episodic plot, but plot is incidental to the project here.
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RACHEL BLOOM We get very episodic in the first part of the season, because she's getting her life together.
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This is Mr. Morgan's return to episodic television after a car crash that left him with a brain injury.
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Certainly, their commitment to civil liberties has been episodic; there are incidents that reveal the lack of consistent support.
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Episodic and pleasantly unhurried, the movie follows the ebb and flow of a regular workday while skipping the tedium.
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The leap seems both unexplained and now inevitable, with the book's episodic form letting Coates gloss over such gaps.
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The breathless pace of episodic television and the added demands of music and dance make for an unforgiving combination.
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While he would keep it episodic, even he admitted the gaps between the episodes were a little too much.
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The doctors determined Robison's actions were driven by delirium, a "temporary, episodic medical condition," according to the court papers.
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I was even more impressed by how he conveyed the structure of this single-movement yet boldly episodic piece.
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Befitting its characters, Cars 22 feels more assembled than gracefully created, and its distinctly episodic nature holds it back.
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The time that I visited it on a school trip at the age of 11 is an episodic one.
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They were interested in improving episodic memory, which is information like where you put your sunglasses or parked your car.
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For one, the government's certification and accreditation process at the time was episodic, at best, and featured products on Apps.
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Next, Levine ran McKinnon through something called an autobiographical interview, to vet her own report that she lacks episodic memories.
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The idea of episodic content, stuff that gets people to come back week after week, seems like a key priority.
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These findings indicate that dogs may have episodic-like memory in which memories are linked to specific times and places.
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It focused on episodic or longer-length videos, and did not include shorter clips on sites like YouTube and Vimeo.
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Rakka feels like it could almost be more of an episodic thing, because there's a lot of avenues to explore.
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By the third season, the episodic cycles of BoJack's toxic, damaging behavior ran the risk of becoming repetitive and predictable.
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This episodic structure occasions more disguises for the Queen and more pastiche numbers: ersatz Baroque, ersatz Pina Bausch, ersatz flamenco.
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Handler says he was hesitant, but Netflix execs convinced him that the episodic, bingeable format was ideal for the series.
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In the meantime, lull your skepticism with the quirky episodic story (with sheep and ghosts!) told on the Samara website.
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After more than six years of episodic storytelling, Telltale's The Walking Dead video game is rapidly approaching its final season.
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Weis wasn't alone among women we spoke to in mentioning that the work schedule on episodic TV is a struggle.
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Volunteers were given tests at the outset to evaluate executive function, episodic memory, mental processing speed, language abilities and attention.
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It's that formula that makes developer IO Interactive's new episodic format so much more appealing for the age-old franchise.
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The show, produced in partnership between VICE Canada and APTN, will be played in the Short-Form Episodic Series program.
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Martin's episodic adventures move him steadily toward a moment of decision about what kind of person he wants to be.
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" He noted that the Star Trek franchise already had more than 700 episodes, and that Discovery would not be "episodic.
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SEC Chairman Jay Clayton has defended the principles-based approach to accommodate the episodic nature of retail client-broker relationships.
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However, FICC revenues still remain well below 2010 and 2011, suggesting the improvement in FICC revenue may be more episodic.
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Officials said 22 episodic shows were now being produced in the city, up from 29 just over a year ago.
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In 2009, the year before AMC's zombie series "The Walking Dead" premiered, there were no episodic television series about zombies.
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Matic's tool for lenders and Sure selling episodic insurance at point of use are early examples of expanding this opportunity.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the drug as a first-ever treatment for episodic cluster headaches in June.
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Instead, he would make an episodic anthology where the characters, and sometimes even the genre, were different week to week.
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"Mid90s" winds its loose, episodic way through their rituals and routines as they skate, smoke, chase girls and talk nonsense.
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Before you say it: Yes, I know that a comedy special doesn't quite qualify as a chapter of episodic television.
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We selected 5 "playmakers" and tasked them with creating episodic content that highlighted their school's football culture throughout the season.
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But the episodic adventure exploring debt, Greek mythology, and the forgotten corners of America has never been a straightforward project.
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And there is Aziz Ansari, who stars in Netflix's "Master of None" and dives into this subject in episodic format.
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Similarly, upcoming episodic images show Helen and Sasha hanging all over each other in the way that only couples do.
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Rarely are episodic series staffed with an all-male director slate, unless the show's creator opts to direct each episode.
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Its episodic shows will span a variety of genres including food, sports and documentary series, and will include unscripted content.
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The first iteration of the script was somewhat episodic and unfocused — it was centered around our father and his boss.
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When I put the first part of this episodic game on my GOTY list last year, I was cautiously optimistic.
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Recent examples like Watchmen and The Mandalorian make a strong case for the value of week-to-week episodic programming.
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It's an episodic, dark-hearted romp through a series of stories about outlaws, gold diggers, robbers, pioneers, and mysterious strangers.
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On top of that, there are episodic pushes from the next generation of Murdoch leadership for changes in culture and personality.
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The lengthy spot is episodic in nature, making it fairly simple to cut down for TV viewing or pre-roll applications.
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"We extract knowledge and wisdom by seeing links and common structure across events, rarely involving specific episodic details," he told Gizmodo.
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Zuckerberg said the focus would be on generating short-form, original videos, especially professionally created "episodic content" produced week-to-week.
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Two closing tracks are meant to be Wings-era episodic numbers, echoing "Band on the Run" and "Live and Let Die".
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One of the things we couldn't do in the first 52 episodes — it couldn't be episodic, which hinders your character growth.
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Lilly in November received the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's "breakthrough" status for its migraine drug in treating episodic cluster headaches.
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In fact, episodic memories tend to fade fairly quickly anyway — knowing which shirt you wore six weeks ago is rarely helpful.
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CEO Jim Umpleby, he noted, pledged to mitigate Caterpillar's episodic business model that made it a tough industrial stock to own.
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"The episodic model was really successful for us, but we also see it in a different way," says IO's Sven Liebold.
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It's a gorgeous game, with much to love, but its dense, episodic narrative and repetitive gameplay occasionally obscure its core message.
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In other words, the sequel is sticking to a more traditional DLC structure instead of the episodic release of the original.
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Those too include sports rights, which means Netflix is leading by far in terms of spending on episodic and film programming.
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According to a press release, the "multi-year, multimillion dollar production deal" includes four specials and options for additional episodic programming.
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The episodic nature of the games meant decisions had to get made quickly so we could produce the best possible content.
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Bar says that there have been cases where one type of memory, semantic or episodic, is impaired but not the other.
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"Episodic memory is considered a building block, or the scaffolding to create a future event, to mentally time travel," Mercuri says.
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Although Preston has helmed her own indie films before, this season's eighth episode will be her first episodic TV directing gig.
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She executive produced Lifetime's Devious Maids, which ran from 2013 to 2016, and boasts her very first episodic TV directing credit.
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Previously, media partners, like Mashable and TV studios, were the only outlets building exclusive, high-quality, episodic content for its app.
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The episodic series casts players in the role of Bruce Wayne and the Batman, meaning it's about more than just punching.
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Then comes the small matter of the no-pressure-whatsoever-guys prequel to 210's outstanding episodic adventure Life is Strange.
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They've harassed newly jobless Telltale Games developers because the company's layoffs mean a partially released episodic game (probably) won't be finished.
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He's as comforted and soothed by the episodic nature of his life as we are by the formula of each episode.
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Mr. Burman's episodic story peels away the layers of resentment and obligation, arriving at a tentative and touching moment of understanding.
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But it seems to me that our hunger for this is precisely why the gods of mass entertainment invented episodic television.
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Staying unerringly faithful in the context of an episodic series is the sort of juggling act that tends to handcuff storytellers.
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More specifically, how the hippocampus develops — this is the part of the brain that helps us form and store episodic memories.
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Life Is Strange: Before the Storm, a prequel series to the unexpectedly brilliant episodic drama, shouldn't have worked, but it does.
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The efforts of public officials to provide job training and transportation that might have mitigated their plights were minimal and episodic.
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Once he began Janacek's episodic suite "On the Overgrown Path," he played with searching insight, rhapsodic freedom and uncompromising musical integrity.
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The episodic foundation of television can be a straitjacket that promotes formula, but at least it insists that stories get told.
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Life is Strange, which is episodic so the number's a little less locked in, scores 24 on Xbox One and PS23.
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A dreamlike domestic drama, the exhilarating "Lost Mountain" recalls Pina Bausch more than Mr. Naharin in its surrealism and episodic structure.
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The program began with Louise Talma's Violin Sonata (1962), a 15-minute piece that has the feeling of an episodic suite.
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Previous publications from the ongoing study found those who followed the diet closely had improved episodic memory and overall cognitive ability.
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Its end, too, is episodic, as Marcello encounters an angelic figure but is unable to understand her before becoming distracted again.
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"We are making some early investments to create episodic content," Facebook Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg told CNBC in an interview.
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There are also references to Cruz having obsessive-compulsive disorder, episodic mood disorder, oppositional defiance disorder and a history of aggression.
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One party wanted to create an episodic narrative of the report's findings; the other wanted to demolish or muddy that story.
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But hours-long TV show seasons aren't movies, and trying to force episodic stories into a cinematic box just doesn't work.
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Despite conga lines of scowling, truncheon-bearing military police, pickpockets eagerly work the crowd and episodic brawls only briefly dent the merriment.
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They promised to donate 100% of their episodic fees to the ACLU of Georgia and Fair Fight Georgia, an election-reform organization.
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They promised to donate 100% of their episodic fees to the ACLU of Georgia and Fair Fight Georgia, an election reform organization.
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The question with any movie turned into a series is whether the concept has the legs to last on an episodic basis.
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The studio's next episodic release — Guardians of the Galaxy: A Telltale Series — is a standalone story based on the Marvel Comics series.
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The show is the streaming service's first foray into 15-minute episodic comedy and was created and written by comedian Ryan O'Connell.
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If your headaches aren't persistent, they can still be considered episodic, often related to a person's menstrual cycle or period of ovulation.
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Logistical and financial considerations, however, had always stifled episodic series TV from matching the epic scope possible in big-budget theatrical filmmaking.
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Facebook is planning to roll out a new "Series" feature which will apparently help streamline uploading episodic video content to multiple pages.
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I didn't see it coming, but one of my favorite games of 2016 turned out to be an episodic drama about Batman.
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What's been somewhat interesting to me is that you keep announcing partnerships, and you have these new, kind of episodic shows coming?
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As far back as 2015 it was engaging in country initiatives in areas where those fans lived — events, episodic radio shows, etc.
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You could make a feature, but I think it's more interesting for it to be more of a long term, episodic format.
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In particular, the episodic format let him show a key sequence from the perspective of different characters (I won't spoil it here).
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Occupation description according to O*NET: Diagnose and treat acute, episodic, or chronic illness, independently or as part of a healthcare team.
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Roma is more episodic than driven by a propulsive narrative, which makes it a tough sell in the mainstream marketplace of movies.
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It won the Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation and the Writers Guild of America Award for Best Episodic Drama on Television.
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When Ms Lalami brings in other minor characters and relays their versions of events, she loses momentum and the book becomes episodic.
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It was a little harder because even though in Avatar and Korra there was one story arc per season, it's still episodic.
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Remake, as I'll call it from here, was originally announced as an episodic re-do of the fan-favorite game from 1997.
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Almost two-thirds of episodic TV directors for the 2016 - 2017 season were white men, while a slim 5% were minority women.
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Despite this episodic outrage, they have managed to become a full-fledged small nuclear power with a growing and increasingly sophisticated arsenal.
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In the future Escola hopes to have his own show on television, something sketch or episodic where gets to play different characters.
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The result is an episodic, dark-hearted romp through a series of stories about outlaws, gold diggers, robbers, pioneers, and mysterious strangers.
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The episodic Life is Strange, meanwhile, was a time-traveling teen drama that I enjoyed more than any television show last year.
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Lilly in November received the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's "breakthrough" status for its migraine drug Emgality in treating episodic cluster headaches.
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But then, it's the rare episodic game that does more than begin to position its pieces on the board in part one.
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No other countries had more than half of teens in that age group report heavy episodic drinking in the past 30 days.
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Fans love "Star Trek" precisely because of its episodic nature, which allows for a certain amount of variation in theme and tone.
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Each song feels episodic, as though you're listening to a musical production—not simply rising and falling but furiously climbing and collapsing.
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Wide-plank cherry wood floors, like the ones on 16th Street but now variously patterned, demarcate spaces to underscore the episodic layout.
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As serialization takes over and becomes the bland, boring default, a hard snap back to standalone episodic content is on the way.
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The first movement is pensive yet episodic; the finale is like a spirited Rondo, though the restrained overall mood somehow comes through.
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Obama demonstrated this with his approach to international relations, and Trump has done so with his episodic support for gun control measures.
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Episodic gaming was one of those things that really seemed like it could have lasted forever, an idea whose time had come.
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Transitional as it seems in retrospect, for the better part of the last decade, episodic games looked like the next big thing.
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And, you know, of course those episodic things are going to be driven by volatility, which can reduce -- sometimes volatility is good.
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The thin, episodic plot hinges on a promotion the family's father has received, which will require a move to New York City.
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Mr. Khalifa's story is episodic rather than linear; it is more about an atmosphere, both emotional and physical, than any defining event.
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And, appropriately for episodic theater, the Here pilot ends in a tantalizing cliff-hanger with the sudden introduction of a new character.
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It leads to a scattered, frustrating exercise, a show that stutter-steps forward without any real sense of how episodic television functions.
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Dontnod's follow-up to the well-received first season of its episodic series moves beyond the characters of Arcadia Bay, Max and Chloe.
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In February, "Better Call Saul" writer Gordon Smith won the Writers Guild of America award for best episodic drama for the "Chicanery" episode.
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We the people were once sated by Underwood's make-believe underworld; we delighted in episodic samplings of his deviant dealings and horrifying hubris.
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That year, it teamed up with Ford Trucks for Country Built, an episodic radio program based upon country music's greatest legends and stories.
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He also had creative freedom to tell his episodic story, which is also his first attempt at TV in more than 50 years.
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It's not clear whether this means the whole game — FFVII Remake was originally pegged as an episodic release — but we'll find out soon.
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That's why Facebook is expanding Watch to offer a broader range of shows for more creators, including potentially longer or non-episodic content.
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One thing I love about this show is how episodic it is; every new episode does something completely different from the last one.
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Customers who preorder Hitman 2 will get access to the Sniper Assassin mode now, in an echo of the original game's episodic release.
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Marvel brought the episodic nature of TV to the multiplex, across a Marvel Cinematic Universe consisting of 22 movies spanning nearly 60 hours.
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For most episodic television, directors are assigned to episodes months in advance; whichever episode they get is essentially the luck of the draw.
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Vanaman wrote several of the game's episodic chapters, and Vanaman and Rodkin directed the first chapter and guided the overall first season together.
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Life is Strange, Dontnod's episodic adventure game about a teenager with the power to manipulate time, is coming to iOS on December 14th.
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Whatever the fate of his relationship with Ryan, Trump's presidency, like his ramshackle candidacy, seems destined to be played out in episodic chaos.
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There's care spent on each individual hour, and each entry has a rough episodic structure that helps viewers distinguish one from the other.
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"Because she's written by Justin, [Sam] is very — everything is very eloquently put," says Logan Browning, who plays Sam in the episodic version.
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But what makes playing the new episodic Hitman different is its more welcome embrace of the achievement-hunting, completionist fanbase it's always attracted.
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They not only have experience dealing with the lengthy schedules of making episodic television, but they also have an ingrained understanding of continuity.
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People who tested positive for THC scored worse on tests of so-called episodic memory and of mental processing speed, the study found.
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Together with two other previous clinical trials, almost 2,200 patients with chronic and episodic migraines have been treated with the drug, Amgen says.
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On Thursday, the US Food and Drug Administration approved Aimovig for the preventive treatment of migraines in adults with episodic or chronic migraines.
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Episodic migraine is when symptoms occur zero to 14 days each month; symptoms of chronic migraine occur 313 days or more a month.
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What they do,according to O*NET: Diagnose and treat acute, episodic, or chronic illness, independently or as part of a healthcare team.
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Instead of episodic attempts to hold the President accountable, make fact-checking something viewers and readers can count on and look forward to.
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" Corley suggested that lawmakers consider resolving the "stark dichotomy" of the new "low wage workforce performing low skill but highly flexible episodic jobs.
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Patients with episodic migraines (fewer than 15 headache days a month) and chronic migraines (15 or more headache days a month) were included.
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Global environmental group Greenpeace said the court ban on crackers was only a small relief for the "episodic air pollution levels in October".
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According to Vanity Fair, Storm Of Kings XXX Parody is an episodic film series that acts as wish fulfillment for the show's diehards.
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According to SciShow, at around the age of 8 or 9 years old, you start to forget some of your earliest episodic memories.
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I've been trying to learn about how the concept of the episodic works inside of dance, which I think is different from narrative.
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At elite colleges like Harvard, food insecurity — not knowing where your next meal is coming from — is more episodic, happening mostly around breaks.
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But, beyond its convoluted plot, the score, for all its harmonic lushness and myriad colorings, has been deemed frustratingly episodic and stylistically eclectic.
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An anticipated sequel to Life Is Strange, an episodic game by Dontnod Entertainment that prioritizes conversations, is set to be released this week.
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Each day, Quibi plans to release: One installment of a movieFive episodes of episodic unscripted series and documentaries25 episodes of "daily essentials" programming.
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The boldly episodic and frenzied fantasy, coupled with a stern, awesome fugue, somehow seemed to sum up music's past while anticipating its future.
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And in a piece that can seem structurally wayward (especially the first movement), Mr. Znaider conveyed episodic strangeness while somehow suggesting deeper coherence.
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The first movement, an episodic funeral march, moved with a weighty tread, over which a somber melodic line kept trying to offer solace.
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When illness was experienced as a random catastrophe, and medical discoveries focussed on rescue, insurance for unanticipated, episodic needs was what we needed.
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To be popular game with an episodic structure, games have to be unique in some other way, and not be detrimental in another.
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As great a composer as Lloyd Weber is, his compositions set to T.S. Eliot's poems, while lovely, are invariably more episodic than cohesive.
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From the 1950s into the '90s, she was also on scores of television programs: talk shows, game shows, comedy specials, westerns, episodic dramas.
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In an ongoing episodic piece, tentatively titled Broken Angels, London-based VFX and CGI artist Dave Webster plays with that very same unknown.
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Too much and the overall direction disintegrates, or at least becomes more like that of a blog — episodic and incidental — than a story.
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Today, the social network announced "Watch," the long-awaited update to its video section where people can go watch short, episodic video shows.
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Other research has suggested that animals as wide-ranging as rats, chimpanzees and pigeons have episodic-like memory, and Jonathon D. Crystal of Indiana University, who's studied the phenomenon in rats, suggests that studying it in animals is a good way to understand how to combat the loss of episodic memory in humans in the case of degenerative diseases like Alzheimer's.
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Worldwide, about 90 percent of people diagnosed with migraine have episodic migraine characterized by up to 14 migraine days a month, the company said.
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Oliver Stone, being Oliver Stone, tries to compress it all into an epic, but the result is episodic and glacially paced and otherwise Frankensteinian.
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She has no episodic memories—none of those impressionistic recollections that feel a bit like scenes from a movie, always filmed from your perspective.
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Podcasters will also be able to choose how listeners encounter their shows: as episodic or serial seasons, and as full, trailer, or bonus episodes.
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Recent work suggests that these black holes could have gone through episodic growth spurts during which they devoured gas well over the Eddington rate.
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They include Lilly trial data of patients who get episodic migraines showing that 16 percent had no migraines on average in any given month.
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Of the 149 episodic directors those showrunners have booked since June, 51 percent are "female and/or diverse," while 49 percent are white men.
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The repository of America's 31st president is a somber tribute to both the humble beginnings of West Branch's native son and his episodic career.
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Their film is a supernatural episodic adaptation of the comic book "Preacher," following the adventures of a West Texas minister played by Dominic Cooper.
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The Tim Tebow Foundation — the athlete's charity — has recently launched an episodic series that features behind-the-scenes footage of Tebow's life and philanthropy.
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When, in 2013, Netflix started releasing episodes of its serial programming simultaneously, the weekly episodic format was supplanted by shows made for marathon viewing.
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By the time one arrives at the episodic soundscape of "Good Vibrations," it's become abundantly clear — this ain't just a day at the beach.
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Dogs often behave in a way that's suggestive of episodic memory, such as staying clear of the neighbor's cat after a particularly nasty encounter.
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A series of atmospheric, episodic adventure games, KRZ is a Mountain Goats-y gothic tale of roadside American mystery, and so far completely captivating.
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This led Schacter to suspect that the brain encodes memories drawn from personal experience—episodic memories—differently than it encodes rote facts—semantic memories.
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The result is thus neither fish nor fowl, and too chaotic and episodic (argue, fight, repeat) to even serve as an enticing European travelogue.
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This engaging 50-minute work is highly episodic, but it holds your attention by revolving smoothly from section to section, and certain themes recur.
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Our episodic involvement with Saudi Arabia in Yemen has produced a nightmare of casualties, famine and another opportunity for Iran to spread its influence.
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The benefits of the broader fasting concept known as "episodic" or "intermittent" fasting, has found fans in Hollywood, including Jimmy Kimmel and Benedict Cumberbatch.
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The conditions may be quite mild or episodic, not rising to the level of concern that might prompt a person to seek medical care.
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On Tumblr, every morning and every evening, George and a friend write an episodic fictional tale together, by texting character dialogue back and forth.
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In studies of patients with chronic and episodic migraines, Aimovig was shown to significantly reduce headache days and use of other acute migraine medications.
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Whitaker argues that psychiatric medications, taken in heavy doses over the course of a lifetime, may be turning some episodic disorders into chronic disabilities.
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Ms. Herrera has a knack for swift, clever partnering, as we saw again in her raucously episodic "Various Stages of Drowning: A Cabaret" (2009).
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Research suggests that the greater economic wealth a country has, the more alcohol is consumed and the higher the prevalence of heavy episodic drinking.
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More than one-fifth of the European population 15 and older has reported heavy episodic drinking at least once a week, according to WHO.
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For those of you who don't play Fortnite, the title takes an episodic approach with new features, tools and maps released every few months.
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She explains that episodic memory is a type of memory that remembers events that weren't believed to be important at the moment of encoding.
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Exposure to household food insecurity is associated with stress and depression, episodic food availability, household food shortages, and reliance on high energy-dense foods.
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In 1982, when Atari video game consoles were entering households en masse, downloading episodic gaming content onto a television "console" was completely unheard of.
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In October he gave an incisive account of Rachmaninoff's Fourth that made a case for this episodic piece as its composer's most experimental score.
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The episodic story — Spivey and Liz Cackowski wrote the script — tracks the women as they hang out, tour Napa, drink, laugh and cry. Repeat.
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In essence, the movie, shot over a period of several years, is a mosaic in which a flurry of episodic shards revolve around Hockney.
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This focus on friendship is also part of what made Dontnod's (similarly episodic) Life Is Strange so powerful, and impossible to turn away from.
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And as the play's style becomes more episodic and telegraphic once the women hit the road, the thread of character reality sometimes gets dropped.
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The episodic film is essentially one long slow-motion breakdown, culminating in a very public rebuke in the parking lot of the police department.
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An alternative view is that progress on civil rights in the United States has been episodic and inconsistent, with victory often followed by backlash.
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Many of the same visual tropes were employed in that production, yet its episodic, pageantlike structure proved a better counterweight to Kentridge's thematic obsessions.
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In animals, it's called episodic-like memory, because it's difficult to try to plumb something as elusive as self without the aid of language.
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If you turn on any channel … you're most likely to see some kind of shooting, some kind of episodic TV cops show, murder story.
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"Despite the state's episodic improvement, it operates a system that unlawfully discriminates against persons with serious mental illness," Judge Reeves said in the opinion.
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Many of these opioids are for patients dealing with an acute, episodic pain incident and for whom dozens of opioid pills are frequently prescribed.
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So last fall, we began production on an episodic documentary series about an institution at the core of the city, the Flint Police Department.
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In a way, the brief marks the latest flareup in the episodic but occasionally intense conflict between state AGs and private class action lawyers.
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According to the docs -- obtained by TMZ -- Sadie's S2 episodic compensation was a little over $23,000 per episode, with at least 7 episodes guaranteed.
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There's also the fantastically titled High Finance Report, a buttoned-up, Bloomberg-style episodic broadcast focusing on the economic side of the weed industry.
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In an episodic game, there are bound to be growing pains that we watch the studio tackle in real time as the season carries on.
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Asked how Outdoorsy handles the same challenge, the company explains that its insurance is "episodic" commercial insurance that covers all states, provinces, jurisdictions and territories.
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In episodic format, Dear White People soared with a cast of richly nuanced and complicated black students negotiating race and identity at a formative age.
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The two self-financed the pilot, which nabbed spots in four festivals, including a recent win for Best TV Episodic at the Mammoth Film Festival.
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F: Well definitely, because if you analyze the challenges around health, you can wait until somebody is very sick and need acute or episodic care.
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The study shows the effects on tests of very specific cognitive abilities, processing speed and episodic memory, which are important for everyday function, Lipton said.
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While the symptoms can be consistent over a period of time, they can also be episodic, and occur at certain intervals in a person's life.
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The episodic structure allows for more development of the characters, but this is one of those exercises where knowing when to say "cut" is key.
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This is the rare Netflix movie that feels like it might work even better as an episodic series when so often, the converse is true.
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In recent years, Sri Lanka has seen some anti-Muslim sentiment, fueled by Buddhist extremists, and it has led to episodic attacks on Muslim targets.
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This first half hour of "The Florida Project" is winningly episodic, chronicling the semi-functional ecosystem at the Magic Castle with a naturalistic, observational style.
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The structure is episodic, focusing heavily — and with nerve-jangling intensity — on those moments when equipment malfunctions and momentary miscalculations put people's lives at risk.
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America's media and telecoms industry has long had episodic deal frenzies, reflecting a combustible mix of technological change, juicy profits and ambitious moguls and managers.
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BoJack has never been afraid to mess with its episodic formula, often switching things up to better reflect where the characters are, mentally or physically.
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In the first few minutes of Reverie, a new episodic science fiction thriller premiering Wednesday, May 30th on NBC, the protagonist starts ranting about smartphones.
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You had to be very episodic, because there was not a timeline where people would read them all in chronological order and follow the developments.
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Both regions provide major input to the hippocampus, which generates our "episodic" memories of experiences that occur at a particular time in a particular place.
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These were movies in which the same character appeared over several installments released on a regular basis, with plots that were either ongoing or episodic.
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"Every once in awhile, somebody would bring it up as an episodic thing, but we thought he was too big of a deal," he admits.
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The first use is episodic, happening only when a disease is diagnosed, but the other two are routine, occurring on most days of livestock's lives.
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Teva, which is counting on fremanezumab to help return to growth, also plans to continue testing the drug for the treatment of episodic cluster headaches.
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The original picture constructed its emotional throughline slowly, stringing together a series of delightful, episodic adventures that meandered their way toward a startlingly cathartic finale.
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There's a lot of emerging research that shows even brief or episodic experience in quiet places has health and cognitive and psychological benefits for people.
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Kirk complains in Star Trek Beyond that his adventures are becoming "episodic," that they feel repetitive and samey after three years of deep-space exploration.
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But for developer IO Interactive, the biggest benefit by far was the way an episodic release took all players — new and old — to Hitman school.
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These developments aligned with postmodern trends in other art forms: the return of ornament in architecture, of figuration in painting, of episodic narrative in fiction.
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However, it's likely that Amazon wants to test the waters with regard to whether or not Twitch's members are interested in new, episodic TV content.
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According to a study in the New England Journal of Medicine, two injections of the drug galcanezumab reduced the frequency of episodic cluster headaches (ECH).
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Along with screenwriter Vasily Solovyov, he pruned a handful of the original novel's subplots and worked the thorny historical philosophizing into a palatable episodic structure.
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The scale of Sapienza is awesome, the level of detail that makers IO Interactive has achieved surpassing all expectations given previous experience of episodic releases.
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Detroit never reaches these depths or heights, because its story is too mired in despair, presenting history as inherently episodic, hopelessly stuck in bloody amber.
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FX had historically favored directors with extensive episodic television experience, which many women and people of color had not been given the opportunity to amass.
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"Venus shows some episodic dark, sulfuric rich patches, with contrasts up to 30–40 percent in the ultraviolet, and muted in longer wavelengths," Limaye said.
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Trashman: Agent of the 6th International — Rodriguez's earliest episodic work for The East Village Other (and later, Subvert Comics) — occupies most of Street Fighting Men.
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What makes it feel like a TV project and not a movie arbitrarily cut into pieces is how episodic its story beats and structure are.
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Along with it is the release of Kentucky Route Zero: TV Edition that brings the episodic game to Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.
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The 10-episode series is a prequel to the original movie and its episodic format gives creator Jim Henson's career-making puppetry time to shine.
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But the news media have not been particularly good to the Knicks, mostly because Jackson's episodic issues with foot-in-mouth disease have surfaced again.
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Mr. Rouvali did embrace the messy elements of the music in the inspired performance he led, and made the work's constant, episodic shifts seem purposeful.
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The episodic nature of that produces a few stumbles -- including a strained aspect of Queen's backstory -- but not enough to knock the narrative off course.
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Developers were working on tight schedules and using increasingly outdated tools to fulfill Telltale's episodic release format, while studio executives continued to push new projects.
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By "on paper" I mean, specifically, in the pages of Daniel Clowes's graphic novel "Wilson," a funny-sad, episodic portrait of everyday loneliness and longing.
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The game used an episodic structure to lull me into complacency, then socked me out of nowhere with something that upended all of my expectations.
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Because it is so episodic, Keanu is able to shake off its less funny passages, so they don't hang over the rest of the film.
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He employs the second-person to write a book to his mother about the insufferable hardship—and episodic joy—he has experienced in their relationship.
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For the price of one movie ticket, you can get every movie that you won't watch and will occasionally get some episodic, cool, original content.
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Perhaps most interestingly, though, is the episodic series by Telltale (the studio behind the award-winning Walking Dead video game adaptations based on the comic books).
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I included anything that was episodic, even shows available on Netflix that I'd consumed in other ways, like Pretty Little Liars, which I viewed on Freeform.
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Data from a separate study in patients with episodic migraine - those who experience up to 14 headache days per month - is expected in the coming weeks.
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Then one day in 2004, she came across an article about Endel Tulving, the researcher who had originally characterized the difference between episodic and semantic memory.
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"Our industry is aggressively, quickly and creatively evolving the various ways episodic stories are told," Bruce Rosenblum, Television Academy Chairman and CEO , said in a statement.
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To date, there is evidence that some non-human animals, such as great apes, dolphins and scrub jays may possess some form of episodic-like memory.
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TechRadar initially reported that the service will be announcing a partnership with Telltale Games that will bring Minecraft: Story Mode, the episodic series, to the service.
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For decades, network television was virtually all episodic, so audiences could drop in on a show at any point, without knowing the story of prior episodes.
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Also of note is a console version of Kentucky Route Zero (Kentucky Route Zero, TV Edition), which will include all five acts of the episodic series.
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It was a gripping story that melded elements of TV shows like Veronica Mars and Twin Peaks, with the gameplay of episodic adventures from Telltale Games.
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Team members (right now there are six of them, including Burgher) live together in a house and post episodic vlogs of their daily lives to YouTube.
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"The nature of the debt advisory business is less episodic and more consistent over the business cycles," said Jimmy Neissa, head of Rothschild's North American business.
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If Kala's drug, KPI-121, were to secure U.S. approval it would be the first treatment to provide rapid relief for acute, episodic dry eye flares.
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In Outbreak, the latest installment of this episodic series, Agent Alex McKenna finds himself the target of an internal investigation as well as several dangerous escapees.
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But in some cases, they dogs didn't know they were supposed to remember certain actions, but they still remembered them anyway—a sign of episodic memory.
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As noted, episodic memory has been linked to self-awareness, which is the ability to see oneself as an entity that's separate and different from others.
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It's a reminder that TV serialization and episodic storytelling don't have to be at war with each other, and in fact can make each other better.
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Dontnod has finally revealed the heroes of its upcoming game Life is Strange 2, an indirect sequel to its award-winning episodic series Life is Strange.
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But aside from the walks down eerie hallways and the occasional jump-out-at-you scares, it all feels difficult to sustain on an episodic basis.
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Limited series present a formal sweet spot between a feature film and a traditional episodic show that makes them TV's closest equivalent to a paperback novel.
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Before the expediency of on-demand content took centre stage, the television was the Twitter feed, encouraging after-school or Saturday morning rituals of episodic glory.
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After that, well, "The Orville" (named after the ship) is a fairly episodic litany of Trek-esque adventures, much of which is played with unexpected earnestness.
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"The provision of data and search tools is still episodic and arbitrary and does not respond to the needs of researchers for independent scrutiny," it warns.
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Worldwide, about 90 percent of people diagnosed with migraine have episodic migraine, which is characterized by up to 14 migraine days a month, the company said.
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Announced at Microsoft's X019 event in London, Tell Me Why is the newest episodic narrative adventure game from DONTNOD Entertainment, the studio behind Life Is Strange.
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Miles Teller, Anna Kendrick, Bryan Cranston, Marcia Gay Harden and Alison Brie star in an episodic comedy packed with evergreen bromides mingled with riffs on millennials.
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During the 2014-2015 season, 583 episodic television shows were filmed in New York, according to data provided by the Mayor's Office of Media and Entertainment.
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"So we can test the dog's memory of the human action, but as we're testing episodic memory, the test needs to be unexpected," Fugazza goes on.
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Series like Telltale's The Walking Dead also take you along episodic stories, forcing you to make difficult decisions and solving the occasional puzzle along the way.
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It's a fine night in a crammed room with episodic humor and celebrity sightings, with scholarships awarded to journalism students who have contagious enthusiasm and idealism.
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What wasn't immediately commented on was the future of Hitman, undeniably IOI's biggest success, and a critical hit for Square Enix throughout 2016's episodic installment.
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Diffuse and episodic, "Dancing in the Dust" (2003) and "The Beautiful City" (2004) are somewhat sentimental portraits of marginalized young people trying to escape their circumstances.
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On Friday, he gave an elegant account of Rameau's Suite No. 2 in G, and conveyed the episodic fervor of Scriabin's single-movement Sonata No. 8.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 1): 95%What critics said: "The Mandalorian is an excellently executed episodic narrative that reincarnates the spaghetti western with futuristic trimmings.
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Starring Black Mirror's Hannah John-Kamen, this episodic thriller aims to make viewers look over their shoulders — particularly when surrounded by the ones they love most.
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He said human episodic memory is lost in Alzheimer's disease and he and others study animal memory in hopes of learning how to combat that loss.
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Every day, Quibi will deliver one episode of its movies told in chapters, plus five episodes of its episodic and unscripted series and 25 daily essentials.
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It has an episodic structure, with short images and scenes, that is so different from other theater pieces that had been written in the 19th century.
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Night in the Woods gets part of its inspiration from Kentucky Route Zero, a continuing and episodic PC adventure game from the independent studio Cardboard Computer.
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Some basic differences in what's desirable in human affairs can never be resolved, only reconciled on an episodic and empirical basis, as best we can manage.
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Most everyone experiences episodic insomnia, a night during which the body seems to have forgotten how to sleep a requisite number of hours, if at all.
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The study probably won't lead to the discontinuation of PPIS, but encourage doctors to move patients off indefinite use of PPIs and toward episodic use instead.
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But as television veers more and more toward writing with binge viewing in mind, I'm so grateful for The Americans' insistence on detail and episodic storytelling.
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That more episodic format serves Fear the Walking Dead well, and leaves it feeling like a short story anthology set amid the end of the world.
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But Hitman 2, even more so than the episodic reboot that brought the series back to life after four years, relishes in the absurd and the hilarious.
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Finding babysitters or elder-care is, after all, a relatively episodic need, and there is a high risk of disintermediation, yielding a marketplace with weaker network effects.
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And it only became more serialized as it progressed, especially in seasons six and seven, when it prioritized grand, complicated arcs at the expense of episodic coherency.
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Some of the games, like Space Squad in Space rely on episodic content so players can advance through multiple levels and are rewarded with repeat game play.
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The rudimentary nature of the plot yields a perhaps inevitably episodic feel, leaving fun individual moments, but a movie that's a few bottles short of a case.
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So far the Raptors presence in Europe had only an episodic profile, now we may speak of an operation which is going to last a bit longer.
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The film is oddly episodic, with Johnny Smith (Christopher Walken) awakening from a coma with newfound psychic abilities and using them to try to change the future.
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"We're focused on episodic shows and helping all our partners understand what works across different verticals and topics," said Nick Grudin, Facebook's vice president for media partnerships.
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And the more that miniseries like Chernobyl experiment with porting the episodic model of traditional television into tightly constructed narratives, the better off those narratives will be.
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The episodic focus also allows the show to skip over big swaths of time when nothing interesting is happening, the better to get to the good stuff.
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The only reason that a lot of non-union commercials or episodic television or movies mirror working conditions is because those working conditions unions set become standard.
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The surreal, episodic game has already released four of its five "acts," with the fifth episode slated to follow shortly and hit all major consoles once complete.
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As people pass 60 years of age, they often experience a decline in episodic memory, or autobiographical experiences, which some research ties to changes in the hippocampus.
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As a new actress trying my best to break into episodic television, I have to admit I cringe every time I read those typical female character breakdowns.
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The Violin Concerto (1992) unfolds in an episodic, teeming rush of colors, effects and techniques, with echoes of plaintive Transylvanian folk song and bouts of pulsing wildness.
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"We will have episodic, anecdotal success stories, but it's too early to call it a success," said Tymofiy S. Mylovanov, president of the Kiev School of Economics.
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"If somebody wanted to do a convention every weekend, they could make more on the convention circuit than their episodic fee," Arrow star Stephen Amell told THR.
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Despite some newcomers—like "Room 104", which focuses on a single room in a hotel and the people that pass through it—episodic anthologies remain relatively rare.
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Set in an alternate but contemporary universe where analog technology still rules the day, Maniac is much more like a long, episodic movie than a television show.
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The highest-value and most current patient data should come directly from the source — that is, generally from the hospitals where episodic treatment and testing are done.
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Countries where no 15- to 19-year-olds reported heavy episodic drinking in the past 30 days were Mauritania, Afghanistan, Kuwait, Libya, Pakistan, Somalia, Syria and Yemen.
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Ford officials say they view the harassment as episodic, not systemic, with an outbreak in the '90s and another beginning in 613 as new workers flooded in.
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"Things are starting to feel a little … episodic," he confesses, in what even a sympathetic viewer might interpret as a meta-statement, a confession of franchise fatigue.
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One of the platform's latest features, Premieres, gives YouTubers the ability to create landing pages to promote upcoming videos prior to their release and build episodic excitement.
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While other animals have exhibited episodic-like memory in laboratory conditions—like chimpanzees and rats—these tests didn't examine memories of complex memories that resemble real life.
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The journey is entrancing if episodic as Leena and her escorts travel through the realm, stopping periodically for a taming when she catches wind of a beast.
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The anthology format has long been making a comeback, with season-long stories like American Horror Story and more episodic offerings like Black Mirror becoming more common.
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"The Adventures of John Blake" was originally serialized in the British comics weekly The Phoenix, but there is no sense of its being a disjointed episodic story.
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The new research supports the theory that high-mass stars go through necessary episodic accretion events, which spark these detectable heatwaves, as part of their formation process.
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Toward the end of Life is Strange 2 — the episodic series that wrapped up its five-episode series last week — teenage lead Sean Diaz is jolted awake.
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Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker's release is just a week away, bringing the end of both Disney's modern sequel trilogy and the overarching episodic Skywalker Saga.
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The project, which has more than 17.5 million followers on its Facebook page, is being turned into a 30-minute episodic TV show of the same name.
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Mr. Trump's episodic campaign to expand domestic manufacturing nevertheless scored again when Ford said it would scrap plans to build a small-car assembly plant in Mexico.
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Dontnod Entertainment, the developer behind award-winning episodic series Life is Strange, is working on a new narrative-based, "true-to-life" game called Tell Me Why.
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It should be said that both The Expanse and The Magicians are more episodic than a lot of TV shows, especially those on HBO or streaming services.
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And even when the second season of Telltale's episodic zombie story struggled to find footing, there was a constant: I always wanted to know what happens to Clementine.
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Over the seasons (the group has seasons, similar to episodic TV, that run from January to September each year), some of the members have left and been replaced.
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When Star Trek Discovery begins airing later this year, it'll bring some new changes to Gene Roddenberry's world, including an overarching, serialized story, rather than an episodic season.
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He begins his episodic tour with a long, twisty account of an artist retirement plan, one that really exists and has extended its reach to the Middle East.
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The new Hitman was episodic, meaning players could purchase it outright, and get benefits from purchasing early, or buy it in pieces and spend more money over time.
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He says the first game was mainly about "reintroducing Hitman to new generation of gamer," and the episodic model helped re-educate people about Hitman's core pillar: replayability.
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No one was really sure what to expect when publisher Square Enix announced its plan to release Hitman — a sandbox-y action/stealth game — as an episodic series.
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That timeline could be of use not just to episodic memory in the hippocampus, but to working memory in the prefrontal cortex and conditioning responses in the striatum.
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While Ruby is apparently back on his feet, Olivia is nowhere to be seen in the cold open nor the six episodic photos Netflix made available to press.
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It's no accident that The Walking Dead and Game of Thrones, two of TV's most widely regarded series, have been processed into episodic games (by Californian studio Telltale).
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Mobius features an episodic structure, and since the game debuted in Japan last June, it's been regularly updated with new story elements that further flesh out the world.
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It's also claimed to be the first episodic sports program made for VR, though we've already seen some other impressive sports-centric content from the NBA and Oculus.
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The plot is episodic, chasing new conflicts from scene to scene, and the film's period, the summer of 1962, is more naively constructed than Main Street in Disneyland.
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Hitman fans were confused Wednesday when pre-order cancellations started popping up, and now publisher Square Enix has an explanation: The game is switching to an episodic format.
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Mark Rylance is very good as the melancholy, steadfast title character, whose relationship with a little girl named Sophie (Ruby Barnhill) propels an episodic, slightly tedious narrative. (A.
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"In patients with episodic migraine, one to two caffeinated drinks were not associated with getting a migraine on the same day," lead author Elizabeth Mostofsky told NBC News.
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A 2008 study reported that frequent or early-onset cannabis use among adolescents was associated with poorer cognitive performance in tasks requiring executive functioning, attention and episodic memory.
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In humans, episodic memory might relate to what you had for breakfast yesterday morning, or a chance encounter with someone you didn't expect to meet again in future.
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The drug cut the average number of episodic cluster headaches by 51% during the first 3 weeks of treatment, from 23 per week down to 9.1 per week.
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Hitman is an episodic title—all you can play today is Paris plus the two-mission prologue, as well as a few more modes within each main sandbox.
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Many would point to David Simon, the creator, show runner and head writer of "The Wire," a show that helped put longform, multistoried episodic television on the map.
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The threat of a coronavirus outbreak isn't a point-in-time political exigency; it's one of what we know will be a series of episodic public health challenges.
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It's the idea that has held the franchise together — movie to movie, race to race, prayer to prayer — in an episodic soap about kith, kin and custom cars.
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She pushed further in that direction, resulting in an episodic novel about a young woman struggling with issues of grief, romance and racial identity after her mother's death.
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That excitement now feels ancient and naive on the other side of the decade, as we now eulogize the episodic game model well before it fulfilled its potential.
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Episodic games have been unable to define their positive value to consumers in a way that justifies the potential inconvenience of having to wait for the next installment.
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While lavishing colorful, dazzling and imaginative playing on each piece, Mr. Trifonov managed to make "Bunte Blätter" seem like a 30-minute, brashly episodic yet dramatically urgent entity.
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Instead, the show pulled from the episodic Next Generation model: A mostly amiable group of explorers spend their time meeting new alien cultures and dealing with space phenomena.
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While in general I'm skeptical of "don't judge it until you've seen it all!" approaches to episodic television, I get why creators of certain shows — like this one!
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For the directors coming in, and the cast, it means they have a lot more freedom than they would in episodic television to forge something completely new each time.
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Hitman has quietly established itself as one of the best games of 2016, with its episodic release format — six in all — delivering the full game in pieces since March.
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It's still rare that even this severe headache is caused by a brain tumor, especially if you already suffer from migraines or headaches on a persistent or episodic basis.
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Antidepressants were originally considered a short-term treatment for episodic mood problems, to be taken for six to nine months: enough to get through a crisis, and no more.
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Declines in episodic memory -- the ability to retain items in everyday life, such as a grocery shopping list --are one of the hallmarks of early Alzheimer's disease, Lipton explained.
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Also offered were a bustling account of Wolpe's Chamber Piece No. 2 and Ursula Mamlok's episodic, intricate Concerto for Oboe and Chamber Orchestra, featuring Hugo Lee, a formidable oboist.
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Unfortunately, that narrative is largely kicked to the back burner after the show's first episode in favor of a series of even more derivative Star Trek-style episodic conflicts.
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Set to a succession of Philip Glass pieces, "Mesmerics" is highly episodic, and yet Mr. Wheeldon, with his relaxed musicality, maintains a kind of rolling, end-over-end continuity.
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A U.S.-based creator using Facebook Watch said an episodic-show made less than $100 per video when it was distributed on multiple pages that total nearly five million.
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After a summer of teasing, Dontnod's sequel to its award-winning episodic adventure series Life is Strange is here, and it has a loud and clear message to deliver.
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"If Beale Street Could Talk" occasionally feels episodic—albeit with intensely powerful moments—but it is exquisitely filmed with epochal detail and realised by a talented roster of actors.
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Supernatural has always been at its best when it's an ensemble, relying on episodic plots with clear goals rather than meandering through its larger, often weaker season-long arcs.
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The Walking Dead episodic series by Telltale Games is all about the choices you make as you try to survive in the zombie-filled world of The Walking Dead.
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In the hands of someone less competent, this could get boring, but director Rachel Chavkin's choices kept the audience on their toes, despite the sparse dialogue and episodic structure.
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Instead of focusing on the Patrick-Kevin-Richie love triangle that dominated the show's episodic existence, they use Patrick to explore and interrogate parts of gayness the show neglected.
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At times, this makes for episodic, choppy reading, and some of the peripheral plot points (a spider infestation, for instance) could have been cleared up a little more snappily.
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The kazoos cropped up in the 10th and final movement of "Spaces," an episodic suite by Wynton Marsalis that had its world premiere at the Rose Theater on Friday.
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Number of people employed in Hawaii: What they do,according to O*NET: Diagnose and treat acute, episodic, or chronic illness, independently or as part of a healthcare team.
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Disney+'s original episodic content will be delivered weekly rather than all at once unlike Netflix, so the experience will feel closer to traditional TV but without the ads.
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The episodic structure feels more in line with director Penelope Spheeris's subversive cult classics (Wayne's World and Suburbia) than the Hollywood-baiting films that usually emerge out of Sundance.
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A late-stage trial of Aimovig found that it reduced episodic migraines by at least half in 30 percent of patients who had failed up to four previous treatments.
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The company has been looking to build stickier sources of revenue to lessen a reliance on more episodic investment banking fees such as those from its underperforming trading arm.
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Among presidential speeches, the State of the Union address comes closest to the long, disjointed, episodic form of the campaign rally — the form of oratory at which he excels.
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The series appears to be going out on a high, after a sixth season that returned to the eclectic, eventful episodic storytelling that originally made the show a sensation.
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The primary delight of FX's episodic comedy version of What We Do in the Shadows is how closely it hews to the formula set by its equally delightful predecessor.
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In the fourth episode of "Surviving R. Kelly," the music journalist Ann Powers suggests that "Trapped in the Closet," Kelly's bonkers episodic soap operetta, was a strategic career move.
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But if you feel like you've burned through the big, serialized cop shows and want something more episodic — but still smart and darker than a "Law & Order" — try this.
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Their next hit came in 2010 with an episodic series called "White Collar Brawlers" that starred Houghteling and Hasson as office workers who trained to become boxers after-hours.
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Set in Rwanda 15 years before the 1994 genocide, the episodic novel — translated from the French by Melanie Mauthner — builds its tension slowly as dread gives way to violence.
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On its blog, Adobe describes potential use cases like managing large projects by dividing them into smaller pieces organized around reels and scenes, or grouping episodic shows by season.
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Moreover, this new foundation gave episodic games an advantage that other games did not have: the ability to maintain control over a conversation for a longer period of time.
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Episodic games can likely learn more from games as a service like Apex Legends than from single-package titles, even though the end-result looks more like the latter.
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Hitman was an anomaly in how well the episodic model served its playground gameplay, allowing players to delve into and examine every individual level until a new one released.
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The series fleshes out its characters by using its extra time well and embracing the episodic structure of TV. Each episode, excepting the finale, focuses on a particular character.
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Launched in August 2017, Watch is an effort to get more long-form episodic shows on to Facebook in hopes of capturing more video advertising revenue from leader YouTube.
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Launched in August 003, Watch is an effort to get more long-form episodic shows on to Facebook in hopes of capturing more video advertising revenue from leader YouTube.
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Many parts of the country have seen episodic crises due to synthetic marijuana, the largest occurring in Mississippi, where 721 adverse events were logged between April 2-3, 2015.
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Episodic video games like Life is Strange are another interesting and underutilized format, where the player helps determine the twists and turns of a drama in an organic way.
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It's not a side story, nor an episodic one — it's the next part of the Half-Life story, in a game around the same length as Half-Life 2.
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We like to have a little bit of episodic-ness to our show and make every episode feel like it has a beginning, middle, and an end of itself.
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"It's a kind of episodic mindfulness and then you retreat back to oblivion," said Jim Newton, a journalist, historian and lecturer at the U.C.L.A. Luskin School of Public Affairs.
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Indeed, the movie is so episodic that you could basically post any given five-minute chunk of it on YouTube and present it as a largely coherent mini-movie.
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DONTNOD—the team behind 2015's episodic adventure Life is Strange—has just announced that there will be another Life is Strange game—or season of the game, proper.
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It advanced its mythology intelligently, for the most part, and its 10-episode second season struck a very nice balance between its more episodic elements and its serialized story.
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Life is Strange, an episodic, choose-your-own-adventure with more talking than killing, is a coming-of-age story, and here's the obligatory spoiler warning: Major plot points follow.
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Tulving argued that autonoetic consciousness is crucial for the formation of another kind of long-term memory—episodic memory—which integrates time and sensory details in a cinematic, visceral way.
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Each showed reduced activity in regions of the brain crucial to the mind's understanding of the self, the ability to mentally time travel, and the capacity to form episodic memories.
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" It's not yet clear what content will be produced and what form it will take, with producer Mark Gordon promising "multiple productions" and "both stellar feature-length and episodic programming.
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It is, after all, her first foray into episodic television, in a genre that's rarely felt well-suited to her talents (the less we talk about Conspiracy Theory the better).
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Released through 2015, Life is Strange was a successful experiment in episodic gaming, thanks largely to its focus on narrative storytelling that pulled players from one segment to the next.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch is also expecting greater "episodic volatility," or brief bouts of extreme volatility, said Mary Ann Bartels, head of portfolio strategy at Merrill Lynch Wealth Management.
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"A lot of the time when we remember names, we form episodic memories where we link together all the episodes and information associated with that specific name," Dr. Zhang says.
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"Memory expert research suggests that if you can form some episodic memory — basically, you get much as much information associated with the name as possible — that helps," Dr. Zhang says.
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More than three years after the release of its time-rewinding, episodic adventure Life Is Strange, French video game developer Dontnod Entertainment is in the midst of developing a sequel.
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ComText is made possible because it has different kinds of memory, including both semantic memory, which covers general info, and episodic memory, which is tied to specific occurrences and events.
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But the episodic narrative, which spans several months, doesn't have the suspense or urgency you would expect from a hostage thriller in which lives and body parts are at stake.
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This suggests that dogs have "episodic memory," which is the ability to mentally travel back in time and recall experiences and specific events, such as times, places, and associated emotions.
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"The Flash" has demonstrated that it's possible to keep an audience engaged with time-travel stories, but also the narrative pitfalls associated with such plot lines on an episodic basis.
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In a paper from 2014, Mercuri and colleagues found that opiate users were worse also at episodic foresight, but performed the same as controls when asked to recall past events.
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Hearing how beneficial this kind of memory is, I'm left wondering: If we could figure out the episodic foresight or memory networks, could or should we—hypothetically—make it stronger?
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There are two recent Cochrane reviews on spinal manipulation for low back pain: one focused on people with acute (again, episodic/short duration) pain and the other on chronic pain.
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Are we really going to spend the next few years—lord knows how long it'll take Square Enix to actually finish this now-episodic saga—dancing around this game's story?
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Amulet is episodic and sprawling enough to suggest years' worth of a TV series, but Temple Hill and 20th Century Fox are looking at it as a possible film franchise.
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Now in season three, the series has reached a new level of emotional and thematic complexity, with storytelling that neatly blends serialized, season-long elements and more immediate episodic pleasures.
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Emgality, or galcanezumab, which treats episodic cluster headache attacks, was endorsed by the Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use, a panel whose recommendations are generally followed by European regulators.
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When we talk converstationally about memory, we're usually referring to something called episodic memory, which is the ability to remember past experiences like a first date or a birthday party.
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"Not only does the data show that it's effective for people who have what we call episodic migraine, but it's also effective for people who have chronic migraine," Monteith said.
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Both series were released in 303 after the equally exalted first season of "Serial" in 2014, the nonfiction multi-episodic podcast about the murder of a Maryland high school student.
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The study involved 21 people with episodic migraines who had two to eight attacks a month and had not taken drugs to prevent the episodes for at least two months.
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An "atomization" of the workplace has led to the increased use of temporary and on-call workers like Uber drivers and episodic forms of employment that don't offer traditional benefits.
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This habit of consuming experiences as much as things—observing intricacies of time and space passing by—is millennial and Instagram-like, an impression heightened by the book's episodic nature.
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In 2016, the country with the highest percentage of 15- to 19-year-olds reporting heavy episodic drinking in the past 30 days was Luxembourg, with 12.23%, according to WHO.
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Mr. Gerstein ended the first half of a daunting program with Liszt's "Dante" Sonata, a 25-minute episodic, single-movement work that can come across as long-winded and overblown.
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The first season of True Detective was a masterclass in directing, acting, episodic storytelling, and how to do neo-noir well without forcing the entire cast to talk real funny.
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Starting out as full feature-length videos, these dubs have more recently become episodic releases, with Trevino's latest creation being a re-imagining of last year's Twilight Princess HD remake.
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A television show's length, and its episodic structure, could let a showrunner dive deep into the train's faction system in a way that seems less simplistic, obvious, and baldly metaphorical.
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Externally, Watch is pitched as thematic, episodic shows optimized for Facebook, a TV for the connected generation where viewers are commenting and interacting with other fans before, during, and after.
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"The physician acknowledged they were within a matter of probably several weeks to a few months of having an episodic medical event that could have had dire consequences," Merlo said.
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Life is Strange is an episodic game about time travel that opens with a vision: A giant tornado moving from sea to land, toward the coastal town of Arcadia Bay.
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Every console and PC storefront offers players a near-endless selection of titles that are perceived to be more complete, so it's harder to see the appeal in episodic games.
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In a sense, episodic games were subscriptions you making a down payment on upfront, and there were only so many subscriptions people were willing to take on faith at once.
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This could work a lot better for episodic video games, which seem caught in an old model that no longer serves either developers or players with compelling reasons to exist.
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"Pinocchio," Disney's second film, released in 1940, has only five songs, and its narrative, about a puppet on the run, retains the episodic structure of Carlo Collodi's original serialized novel.
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George MacKay plays Kelly, in a stylish and violent film that retains Carey's episodic structure and subjective approach, dropping viewers into the rough-and-tumble environment that birthed a bushranger.
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Since Elliot has sworn off hacking for now (he'll return to it soon, if he isn't already), the premiere doesn't have that sort of episodic structure to fall back on.
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Aided by advances in neuroimaging, Tulving discovered that episodic memories are generated as small pieces of information at different points across the brain and then reassembled into a coherent whole.
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Publishing startup Serial Box has announced that it will continue the story as one of its "serials" — an episodic novel with accompanying narration — with series star Tatiana Maslany set to narrate.
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They took these results to mean that dogs have episodic memory — memory for events, as opposed to information — even when they don't need to use that memory to get a treat.
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Like the novels that bear this genre label, it's an episodic journey through an unfamiliar place, following a merry band of travelers as they visit various corners of said unfamiliar place.
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The five-part episodic story around the 1986 nuclear disaster is being manned by Jared Harris ( Mad Men, The Crown), and will star the likes of Emily Watson and Stellan Skarsgård.
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Given that we have no good way of evaluating consciousness, also known as self-awareness, in animals, it is incredibly challenging to suggest that dogs, or other animals, have episodic memory.
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Getting Vox in the position where they can have that library of episodic content can provide a new revenue stream for the company in terms of content licensing deals, he said.
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Daniel Buren, the best known of the group, has had an episodic but regular presence in New York — at the Guggenheim Museum in 2005 and last year at the Bortolami Gallery.
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Coverage of IO Interactive's 643 return to the series was largely defined by the game's episodic release format, but the game's collection of murder playgrounds rank easily among the series best.
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Scientists recently demonstrated that it's possible to target and erase memories in mice, while also "incepting," or introducing, episodic hippocampal and cortical memories into mice via optogenetic alteration of individual neurons.
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This means they had to dig into the "recent history" file of their brains and pull out the required information—in other words, they had to rely on their episodic memory.
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Dealing out more episodic stories also allows the show to dig more deeply into the lives of some of the wrestlers who didn't get as much story time in season one.
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If that's not the case, we need to take it out of the bin of consistency and put it in the bin of the episodic and perhaps even, heaven forbid, dispensable.
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The episodic experience follows Gaiman's story as participants play a character who can interact with its young protagonist Lucy, who is convinced that wolves live in the walls of her house.
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A good example of something that has an overarching plot is Babylon 5 from the 1990s, where we have some episodes that are largely episodic, but all have this plot thread.
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The results showed that those on modafinil made fewer errors in two specific types of memory, episodic memory and working memory, both of which are important in day-to-day activities.
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People in this community love rewriting history, so much that another popular section of their forums, dynasties, features players taking their games and creating episodic content that can last for years.
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The new migraine treatment, fremanezumab, significantly reduced the amount of headaches suffered by patients during a phase III trial in episodic migraine prevention using both monthly and quarterly doses, Teva said.
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While episodic gaming has become popular among publishers in recent years, the release structure is typically used for smaller, narrative-driven games such as Life is Strange or Minecraft: Story Mode.
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I wouldn't recommend a marathon development process, but a good thing about episodic development is that you compartmentalize the unavoidable post-production lull that follows the completion of any major undertaking.
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The episodic VR series will feature the same premise, with players able to shape and shift the way they experience the story based upon the decisions they make at various points.
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Where early series like Star Trek were episodic in nature, the rise of newer shows like The Sopranos or Game of Thrones has demonstrated that longer, serialized stories would be successful.
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This led to an odd questioning dynamic: Ms. Mitchell interviewed Dr. Blasey five minutes at a time, a serial cross-examination interrupted by episodic praise and boosting from the Democratic senators.
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And in season three — newly streaming on Netflix — the show's confidence in its ability to tell serialized stories while still offering the pleasures of well-done episodic ones has grown exponentially.
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Facebook is trying to get into original video, including episodic content like the kind of stuff you might see on TV. That's a business that Netflix CEO Reed Hastings knows well.
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Crew, cast, and concept all check out; add in the fact that rotoscoping is truly rare on episodic television, and the show seems likely to be Amazon's next gotta-see curveball.
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Many previous Cleopatras have outshone their Antonys, but Ms. Okonedo and Mr. Fiennes alike rise to the challenge of a sweeping, episodic text that can feel like a screenplay-in-waiting.
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Give credit to the co-creator Damon Lindelof's affinity for episodic television, which has him effectively starting each chapter from scratch rather than merely picking up where the story left off.
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"It's not a side story, nor an episodic one — it's the next part of the Half-Life story, in a game around the same length as Half-Life 2," he explains.
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In the video's episodic narrative, just such an archive is enlisted in an attempt to reanimate the titular Genesis, a fictional dying artist portrayed as a mannequin wrapped in a blanket.
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Mr. Harding guided this long, episodic piece with sure pacing and a sense of even flow amid all the quick transitions, but the Philharmonic's sound lacked lucidity, let alone distinguishing beauty.
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This isn't the same treatment that Square plans to give upcoming Final Fantasy VII Remake, which is getting a full retooling that includes an episodic formula and re-imagined, active battles.
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Taken together, the writings form an episodic account of a complex persona under construction, the public face of a man who was at once a ruthless opportunist and a creative misfit.
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This mercurial, formidable 25-minute piece is thought by some to be overly impetuous and episodic: It can come across in performance like outtakes from recording sessions of the Rachmaninoff concertos.
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He started the Half initiative in February 2016 with the goal of having at least 50% of all his episodic directors come from an underrepresented group by the end of that year.
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Gods of Egypt's haphazardly constructed episodic story never really takes shape; it's just an excuse to move from one fantastical encounter to another, with brief exchanges of expository gibberish to link them.
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Telltale Games, the developer behind episodic games based on The Walking Dead, Game of Thrones, and Batman universes, will release the first episode for a Guardians of the Galaxy game this year.
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If this were a weightless, episodic science fiction series, that could be refreshing, but dabbling in heavier issues and eschewing humor or self-awareness means Another Life can't fill that niche, either.
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