Did you have any eureka moments over this past retrograde?
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Uranus, in fellow Fire sign Aries, will deliver eureka moments.
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At the same time, he said challenges lead to eureka moments.
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Brilliant eureka moments inspire you to dream even bigger for your future.
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Were there any sort of Eureka moments for you guys in the studio?
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"It was one of those eureka moments," he said in a phone interview.
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The sun meets Uranus on April 22, bringing brilliant eureka moments, especially concerning finances.
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But do enjoy the brilliant eureka moments that are likely to arrive as well.
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Mercury connects with Uranus at 10:16 AM, bringing unexpected connections and eureka moments!
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Aquarius has a genius energy, so expect a few eureka moments later this month.
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Surprising feelings and eureka moments arrive as the moon and sun connect with wildcard Uranus.
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Following Bowie's creative example also does more than just benefit individuals in their eureka moments.
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Uranus is all about innovation, and with each turn it takes this month, eureka moments arrive.
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There were no rites of passage, no eureka moments, no major disruptions or causes for celebration.
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Mercury's connection with these two planets will bring surprising news and eureka moments your way—and fast!
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But eureka moments do continue to be had, including in the ever-evolving world of skin care.
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Surprises in your schedule are likely to pop up, but hopefully some brilliant eureka moments will, too.
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Some eureka moments present insights that are in need of more systematic elaboration before they can be implemented.
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Pete really brings a human touch, and that's what makes the magic, that's when you have eureka moments.
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Graphic by Julie McMahonAs is often the case with these "eureka" moments, the whole thing happened quite by accident.
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This eclipse in Leo will find you seeing things in a new light—major eureka moments will take place.
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Return of the Obra Dinn gave me quite a few "Eureka!" moments whose joy outweighed the game's few disappointments.
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But a myth persists that ability comes from something innate, and that truly genius ideas arrive in eureka moments.
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Studies have revealed factors that can nudge a person's brain into a state that is amenable to eureka moments.
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Unexpected news concerning your work arrives on January 4, when Mercury connects with Uranus, but eureka moments are had, too.
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But give it time—unexpected meetings, and eureka moments, arrive on June 18 when the Sun connects with electric Uranus!
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From an Elon Musk biography to a neurological explanation of "eureka" moments, these books will make you smarter about business.
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The sun meets Uranus at 7:05 PM, inspiring fantastic change—let go of preconceived ideas; eureka moments are coming in.
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Mercury is the planet of logic, while Uranus is the genius of the zodiac—the planet that brings the eureka moments!
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This is a wonderful day to plan a meeting, share ideas, or brainstorm on a project you're working on—eureka moments abound!
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The show turns seemingly sedate intrigue around search engine code wars into Game of Thrones-style twists of betrayal and eureka moments.
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Being able to elicit simple smiles of "eureka" moments in mathematics is really what the learning of patterning and symmetry is about.
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As you embrace the spirit of change, Mercury—the planet of communication—clashes with Uranus on August 18, bringing brilliant, eureka moments.
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If you're planning on partying or traveling, this should be an exciting time filled with plenty of surprise meetings and eureka moments.
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An unexpected turn will come the next day, July 25, as the Sun squares off with brilliant Uranus, the planet of eureka moments.
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In the editorial world, creative conversational riffing is everything, and the eureka moments that could spawn the next issue's cover story are rare.
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The moon in Aries boosts your intuitive abilities today, and with Mercury's connection with Uranus, you will experience some fantastic eureka moments, Taurus!
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Those eureka moments we have along the way give us the same kind of sense of wonder we're trying to deliver to the player.
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You're the genius of the zodiac, Aquarius, and you're having brilliant eureka moments as Mercury, the planet of the mind, meets with electric Uranus!
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Uranus is known to deliver flashes of brilliant and unexpected insight, so watch out for some eureka moments, as well as some big surprises.
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So when I came across a recent article in Quartz explaining how screen time makes us unhappy, I had one of those eureka moments.
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The film, written by James Graham and directed by Toby Haynes, is itself a thumping stamp, relying heavily on eureka moments and didactic scenes.
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Don't plan a romantic lunch date today, but do expect some surprising news or eureka moments at 12:32 PM when Mercury connects with Uranus.
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On January 6, it will connect with electric Uranus, bringing you some unexpected flirtations and some eureka moments around whatever creative projects you're working on.
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Mercury in Cancer finds you sharing secrets, and unexpected news and brilliant eureka moments arrive as Mercury connects with electric Uranus in Taurus on June 7.
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The energy begins to shift on May 8 when Mercury meets brilliant Uranus, bringing you major eureka moments and introducing you to some unexpected and eccentric people.
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From the first in-depth biography of billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk to a neurological explanation of "eureka" moments, these books will make you smarter about business while
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February 9 finds Mercury connecting with Uranus, bringing some eureka moments, and on February 10, Mercury enters Pisces, which is wonderful for networking and meeting new people.
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Though striking an agnostic position as to whether humanity has used up all its eureka moments, they nonetheless conclude that new ideas are getting more expensive to find.
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"Eureka!" moments are elusive things, as the creator seems to have a knack for predicting how you might think and putting roadblocks in the way of obvious solutions.
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August 25 brings some interesting energy: the Sun makes a harmonious connection to Uranus, inspiring change and bringing you some exciting eureka moments—you're ready to try new things!
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While such Eureka moments make for memorable stories, they do not give a complete account of the various experimentation strategies, tools, processes, and histories that lead to innovative solutions.
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Mundy's narrative turns thrilling as she chronicles the eureka moments when the women succeed in cracking codes, relying on a mixture of mathematical expertise, memorization and occasional leaps of intuition.
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Mercury rules the mind and communication, and Uranus is the planet of genius, so it bodes well when the planets work together—you'll be in for plenty of eureka moments!
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The Sun connects with Uranus on December 16, soon followed by Venus meeting with Uranus on December 20—both are other exciting days for eureka moments, surprises, and connecting with friends.
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Just as smartly, Ms. Noëlle, who wrote the script with Andrea Stoll, highlights Curie's success as a result of hard work and personal struggle rather than simple, and stereotypical, "eureka!" moments.
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Communication planet Mercury squares off with Uranus, the planet of surprise, at 6:13 AM—while this could make for some brilliant eureka moments, watch out for surprising news and hectic commutes.
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Mercury's connection to Uranus will bring some major eureka moments, and it will be especially helpful in terms of solving issues at work, with your schedule, or with getting your own life organized.
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This is a mega new moon that will finding you have some major eureka moments, as well as facing important changes and grappling with fears you may have about embarking on new journeys.
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" When Finn finally got Pratt and Gunn together, she said, "It was honestly one of those eureka moments that we talk about in casting when it absolutely feels right and you know it's right.
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Brain-imaging studies from my laboratory and the lab of my collaborator Mark Beeman show that eureka moments are associated with a distinctive burst of high-frequency activity in the brain's right temporal lobe.
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Some people are naturally more likely to have eureka moments than other people — their brains seem to operate in a slightly different fashion — but almost everyone has these creative insights from time to time.
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And unlike other innovators who experience one or two "Eureka!" moments before moving on to another project or challenge, the idea of how computerized tools aid how we think and collaborate became Engelbart's lifelong pursuit.
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This means real insights don't come by way of miraculous, one-off findings or divinely ordained eureka moments; they happen after a long, plodding process of vetting and repeating tests, and peer-to-peer discussion.
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A deep longing is within you and you're feeling like it might never be cured—but in true Gemini fashion, things quickly get shaken up, and some exciting surprises and eureka moments land as the Sun squares off with brilliant, electric Uranus on July 25.
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And unless you manage to jot these booze-inspired eureka moments down, by morning they're probably gone forever (thanks to that hippocampus damage.) Even if you are lucky enough to note them down, there's only a very small probability you've got yourself some prized content there.
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Kenan Sahin, who heads CAMX Power, an American company that supplies materials for cathodes, says the lithium-ion battery's cost and weight, its ability to charge and discharge repeatedly, its durability and its safety have all been achieved through an endless process of fine-tuning, rather than eureka moments.
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The Moon enters independent and free-thinking Aquarius at 12:37 AM, opposing Mercury at 4:01 AM and clashing with Uranus at 4:37 AM. This stirs up some surprising conversations, which continue as Mercury squares off with electric Uranus at 9:01 AM—this a morning of eureka moments (and some erratic behavior, too)!
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And because showing how Tehura sparks Gauguin's imagination isn't quite enough to sustain a movie — in one of the bigger eureka moments, she inspires his famous 1892 painting "The Spirit of the Dead Watches" — Mr. Deluc, working with three other screenwriters, invents a love triangle of sorts, in which Gauguin suspects Tehura of having eyes for Jotepha (Pua-Tai Hikutini), a protégé of Gauguin's.
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JSTOR, www.jstor.org/stable/10.13169/arabstudquar.41.4.0271. He argues that the novel reflects on its own footprints from production all the way to publication. According to the critic, Hamid does this through the character of Erica, a novelist, who stands for Hamid's "Eureka" moments (when Hamid as an author was inspired), taking the debate away from Erica as America.
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A consummate craftsman, he has always been dedicated to producing things by hand, believing in the importance of experimenting as a piece is made. John Donald claims that there have been no ‘eureka’ moments in his career, that his designs have instead evolved slowly over time. This gradual distillation of ideas has enabled him to continue to innovate so that even now, when his early work is being sold as prestigious antiques, his jewellery displays an undeniable feeling of modernity.
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On November 5, 2019, the BBC News listed The Reluctant Fundamentalist on its list of the 100 most influential novels. In his critique entitled "Mohsin Hamid Engages the World in The Reluctant Fundamentalist," M. S. E. Madiou goes against mainstream criticism, analyzing the historial and artistic contingencies Mohsin Hamid has faced while writing his novel focusing on 9/11 as one of Hamid's "Eureka" moments that has significantly contributed to the production of his novel.Madiou, Mohamed Salah Eddine. “Mohsin Hamid Engages the World in The Reluctant Fundamentalist: ‘An Island on an Island,’ Worlds in Miniature and ‘Fiction’ in the Making.” Arab Studies Quarterly, vol.
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He is very imaginative, as he indulges in fantasies, usually transforming into terrifying creatures and attacking the source of his frustrations, and often has "Eureka moments" when the stories mention what he thinks is a "spectacularly wonderful idea". In every story, there is something Henry has to get or do (or occasionally avoid doing) and the ensuing chaos is the consequence of this overriding desire. Whenever Henry thinks of a plan it is simply to get his own way, never to make trouble purely for its own sake. He is more often than not seen taking life very seriously and he sincerely believes in what he is doing, making him something of a complex character as well.
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In addition to looking at genetics, Pritchard's research aims to better understand primary and secondary combination treatments, taking into account the patient's age and stage in life. Pritchard's clinical trials have yielded findings that have transformed breast cancer treatment approaches worldwide. Pritchard is published in numerous significant journals of oncology, including The New England Journal of Medicine, Journal of the National Cancer Institute, The Journal of Clinical Oncology, The Lancet, and The Lancet Oncology. One of Pritchard's self-proclaimed "eureka" moments was in a clinical trial concerning the use of the drug Letrozole as an adjuvant therapy in postmenopausal women who had taken tamoxifen for five years as a primary breast cancer treatment.
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Julie Muncy of Wired, though impressed with the game, noted that the lack of any narrative or gameplay guidance could cause "players to bounce off [the game] entirely". Further, on completing the game, Muncy believed that though Blow had compared his game to the novel Gravity's Rainbow, it failed to create a vivid living setting in the island in contrast to the novel as to make it an engaging work. Oli Welsh of Eurogamer praised the game's puzzles for providing numerous "eureka" moments to the player and considered the title as the video game analog of the Goldberg Variations, but felt that the narrative atop the puzzles was "self- involved and wilfully obscure" and believed that it could have been omitted, as Blow and his team "needn't have tried to make a puzzle out of art when he had already, so beautifully and so successfully, made art out of puzzles". Justin McElroy of Polygon gave the game an 8/10 rating, describing it as "uplifting but frustrating"; he criticized the length of time involved in solving certain puzzles while expressing concern that less-patient players would take shortcuts.
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