Human beings are incredibly perceptive, and they seem to be more perceptive when they look at people above them than when they look down.
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He's very perceptive; I really feel like he understands people.
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Some of her most perceptive readers have taken this approach.
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He's funny and perceptive about running magazines, by the way.
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And yet, "929" is tender and perceptive and deeply endearing.
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But the Astros went beyond the insights of perceptive players.
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Let's see how many of her peers are more perceptive.
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Again, Mei is perceptive enough to quickly realize Joel's drama.
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The photos of Florette demonstrate Lartigue's perceptive eye for beauty.
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You're already perceptive as hell, but now even more so!
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Sid Misra is the CEO and co-founder of Perceptive Automata.
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Kevin, acutely self-perceptive, declares that he is afraid of himself.
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So a startup called Perceptive Automata is tackling that looming problem.
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Young people are more perceptive than they often get credit for.
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He's 4 years old, he is perceptive, and he wants answers.
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Time and again we're shown how curious and perceptive elephants are.
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But both are unusually perceptive chroniclers of their time and place.
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Pete: The VR focuses John's perceptive and sensory experience of blindness.
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Yeah, more perceptive, and more receptive to themes we shelter kids from.
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Imagery came through here in disjointed cues, constantly retuning my perceptive abilities.
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"The kids we work with are really smart and perceptive," Nathan said.
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The perceptive ones say they try to avoid scoring points against Trump.
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On the whole, they are more perceptive than the spiritual healers—and
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Your planetary ruler, Mercury, enters perceptive Scorpio today, bringing information your way.
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Scorpio is perceptive as hell—may as well have x-ray vision.
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Her perceptive language is excellent, and she communicates in her own way.
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This is the curse of paranoid people, especially intelligent and perceptive ones.
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The perceptive reader will have already spotted the flaw in my thinking.
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Children are so perceptive, and we don't give them credit for it.
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Didion prized her vantage as a social observer, the neurotically perceptive outsider.
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It remains one of the most perceptive articulations of power in modern Britain.
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You become more perceptive to your mind, body, breath, and energy over time.
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But it's on albums where he is at his most perceptive and effective.
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She's perceptive about her own motives as well as those of her colleagues.
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The choice speaks well of Mr. Chazelle's taste, and he's a perceptive viewer.
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Disick can be refreshingly perceptive in a world where the glamour borders on absurd.
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In fact, romance readers are quite perceptive in spotting something wrong with their book.
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And I was even more perceptive of whether others were sexually attracted to me.
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Compliment how perceptive and straightforward they are, and their bold stance on taboo topics.
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If the AT&T boss is perceptive, he'll act before the gloves come off.
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Two of the novel's moves, in particular, are perceptive artistic extrapolations from 1980s trends.
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Last week, this confrontational style collided with LeBron James, the league's most perceptive passer.
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"He went on to describe Shulman as "imaginative, hard-working, perceptive and a brilliant leader.
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I spent hours talking about Namir and Saeed with this perceptive psychiatrist, Dr Maryam Dar.
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Which is weird because it was, in the scheme of things, an incredibly perceptive collaboration.
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It's a small and perceptive novel about a young couple on an isolated tobacco farm.
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This promises to be a perceptive page-turner, a volume to haunt summer's warm nights.
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It also has some perceptive things to say about fading dreams, compromise and age differences.
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Those ever-perceptive plates and shelves and shoes, their ulterior use hiding somewhere inside them.
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The novel is most notable for its perceptive insight into Lucy's interior mind and life.
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Spokespersons for Whale Rock and Perceptive declined to comment on fund performance for this story.
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At home and on the page, she is the same person: quizzical, mercurial, terrifyingly perceptive.
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I am a lot of things – resourceful, hungry, slow-at-walking, friendly, perceptive, hard-to-sunburn.
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Ad Astra and Lucy in the Sky are both perceptive about that loneliness, to a point.
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" He added, "Our research vehicle prototype we think is the most perceptive car in the world.
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" Asked who she thinks should replace Radziwill, Singer said network executives at Bravo are "pretty perceptive.
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It was the first truly perceptive and mobile robot, capable of navigating obstacles in a room.
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If there aren't many grace notes in his prose, neither is there much perceptive musical criticism.
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Being perceptive means having a wide outlook on life and then being attentive to the details.
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Even so, El Rashidi offers a sharply perceptive and judiciously accurate portrait of Egypt's complex culture.
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Combine these two energies to make one energy that will allow you to be extra perceptive.
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This perceptive poetry collection examines the forces of racism and otherness long entrenched in American life.
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The typical coming-of-age narrative gets a fresh take with this frank and perceptive drama.
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While rarely silly, Professor Cleese is often funny, frequently perceptive and, unlike many professors, never dull.
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Luckily, she is smart, perceptive and levelheaded, not one to waste her time ignoring the truth.
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"He doesn't spend all his day reading Milton and Dryden, but he's very perceptive," he said.
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The dry cabin dries out your nasal passages, which means your taste buds become less perceptive.
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His father and I find him perceptive and sometimes brilliant, regardless of what any evaluations say.
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Seductively skillful, a perceptive passer, and first-class finisher — Neymar has it all in his arsenal.
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It's the sound of a sharp, perceptive gaze that doesn't quite meet you eye to eye.
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But I'm also highly anxious and perceptive so it's kind of hell for my own mind.
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Traffickers are extremely perceptive in figuring out a person's vulnerabilities and preying on those vulnerabilities, Hersh said.
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And for its first act, "Our Mother's Brief Affair" provides an uncannily perceptive portrait of colliding reminiscences.
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Wilding is the author of an upcoming book on high-achieving, highly perceptive individuals in the workplace.
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Do you think my stories treat children as if they're more perceptive than what most people would?
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Together, these albums add up to contemporary pop's most complex, empathetic, frivolous, perceptive exploration of adult romance.
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I love Bono for his personal advice on charitable giving, but he is also a perceptive lyricist.
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Apparently, I wasn't the only one who noticed how perceptive the animals of Animal Crossing can be.
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And he always knows what everyone's little weak spots and flaws are: He's very perceptive like that.
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Pete Teeley, a savvy and perceptive observer of the political scene was far more emphatic and blunt.
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Brief interviews with the children show how perceptive they are to the changes happening in their community.
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Mr. Fishman — a perceptive observer, like so many Times readers — wondered about the ethics of this arrangement.
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But Brown—now based in New York, alongside guitarist Arak Avakian—is a perceptive writer and thinker.
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But Embiid is too perceptive a player for that flaw to linger as a long-term concern.
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MacLean is a sympathetic and perceptive guide, his characters memorable partly for confirming and sometimes subverting stereotypes.
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Much of this is funny and even perceptive about the nooks and crannies of adult sexual relationships.
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Even the least perceptive among us know that things in Australia are very, very bad right now.
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In Angela Denoke and Gerald Finley, the Met has cast two perceptive singers as Judith and Bluebeard.
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What's different is that those robots are a lot smaller, more perceptive and more collaborative than their predecessors.
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The quietly remarkable French filmmaker Mia Hansen-Løve brings her usual casually perceptive eye to Things to Come.
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Kindbody's backers, Silver said, include Perceptive Life Sciences, a biotech hedge fund, and RRE, a venture capital firm.
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The New York City-based Perceptive Advisors invests across healthcare sectors like biotech, pharma, diagnostics and health services.
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BlackRock's long-running Obsidian fund and Perceptive Advisors, as well as the UK's Lansdowne Partners, posted August losses.
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Chrissy Teigen learned just how perceptive some of her followers are when she accidentally tweeted some personal information.
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The surprise was that Duke, now running for a Senate seat, actually had some perceptive things to say.
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These weren't casual news consumers: They were among the smartest and the most politically perceptive people I know.
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Each of those things individually makes Lil Yachty a perceptive artist and a step forward for music given.
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Perdue offered a different perceptive of the meeting, describing it more as a listening session than a negotiation.
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"Human beings are incredibly perceptive," Pedro J. Pizarro, chief executive of Edison International, a public utility holding company.
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And he has won no little adulation for his perceptive movement, his deceptive strength, and his aerial prowess.
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His introductions to each decade of letters are overly long, not especially perceptive and spill too many details.
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And, as it turns out, the actors who brought Hulu's new friendship dramedy to life are equally perceptive.
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Scorpio, like you, is perceptive, so having your ruling planet, Mercury, in this sign will boost your intuitive powers.
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It is not impossible to create something that is at once both visually perceptive and of great journalistic importance.
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Together they foster a perceptive and minimalist staging that concentrates the story's power rather than dispersing it with distractions.
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I'm a lot of things – dog-loving, cynical, perceptive, yogurt-stained – but Beyoncé-esque isn't really one of them.
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His perceptive book traces the roots of contemporary America's political dysfunction back to Mr Gingrich's heyday in the 1990s.
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At the end of I Capture the Castle, Cassandra Mortmain has clearly responded to the Vicar's compassionate, perceptive tutelage.
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He was always there for me when I needed to talk something out; he was perceptive, intelligent, and loyal.
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Howard, then 2315, was not a professional meteorologist but a devoted cloud-spotter with a perceptive, if wandering, mind.
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The same month, the company brought in $62 million in a Series C funding round led by Perceptive Investors.
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He is perceptive about the way "Star Wars" dramatizes how rebellions take shape and how democracies tumble into dictatorship.
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Instead, he sought a poetry that was truthful and perceptive enough to be trustworthy even when annihilation seemed imminent.
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And beyond its slickness and deft puzzle-story twists, this series is a perceptive study of the collateral damage.
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I was really surprised by what I read — by how exciting, smart, perceptive, weird and dark this collection is.
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Wineapple's depiction of Johnson is so vivid and perceptive that his standoff with Congress arrives with a doomed inevitability.
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What really matters is that he gets the difference between a perceptive detail and a useless piece of trivia.
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That said, Henriques has produced a highly intelligent and perceptive analysis of an important transitional era in modern finance.
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The thing that matters in both is just being perceptive, even though the communication is about vastly different things.
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Those with Mercury in Scorpio are probing, skeptical, intuitive, and perceptive, and may come across as secretive and mysterious.
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It also explains his perceptive claim that he could shoot someone on Fifth Avenue and not get in trouble.
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Joseph Edelman's Perceptive Life Sciences fund surged 43.1 percent last year, according to a source familiar with the returns.
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" This is a more realistic, diverse and perceptive view of the city than viewers saw in "Seinfeld" and "Friends.
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"It has everything to do with how emotionally perceptive the person taking you to the table is," he said.
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Perceptive and ruthlessly pragmatic program officers will need to be recruited: ones with a sense of the mission's urgency.
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The problem with this strategy, however, is that, despite being weirdly-phrased and unorthodox politically, Clinton's comments were still perceptive.
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Rather, a new generation of manufacturing robots is emerging that is more collaborative, smaller and more perceptive than traditional machinery.
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Josh is dimly laid-back — that's half his attraction to stressed-out Rebecca — but proves to be perceptive and soulful.
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She grew up overly protected and friendless, yet she's perceptive of the thoughts, feelings and motivations of everyone around her.
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The novel traces a perceptive mind in process, one that often challenges its claims as soon as they are made.
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Together they represented something like an allied force for strong, perceptive memory and compositional vision within the avant-garde insurgency.
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He was a gifted and perceptive scientist who also believed in God, which seems a rather gymnastic form of philosophy.
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As you move across the width of the canvas the beads highlight the subtle yet perceptive ripples of her brushstrokes.
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So yes, there are stories about S.T.D.s and revenge porn, and a remarkable, perceptive abortion subplot in the third episode.
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It's a banal detail but perceptive, pointing towards a corporate coercion that governs healthcare and energy supply in the States.
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And when will the world recognize that Disick is actually the most perceptive cast member on Keeping Up With the Kardashians?
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Toyota and several other automakers provided space to start-ups like Perceptive Automata to show off their own wares at CES.
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Maybe I'm not a very perceptive person, but I've never really felt like anyone forced me to look a certain way.
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The venture arms of Toyota and Hyundai joined Jazz Venture Partners in a $16 million Series A investment in Perceptive Automata.
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Fiona Hill, the author of one of the most perceptive books about Mr Putin, oversees Russia at the National Security Council.
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It's a perceptive, complex, and sensitive depiction that at times feels like a psychological thriller, and Gyllenhaal shines in the role.
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Disclosure: Sarepta and Amicus are among the top holdings in the Perceptive Life Sciences Fund, according to the latest quarterly filings.
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DeCarava toggles between merriment and despair, with the precise timing of an observant eye and the intimacy of a perceptive heart.
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Wearing a garment covered in big blue eyes, he becomes supernatural, wiser and more perceptive than his creator and permanently unblinking.
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"High Maintenance," now on all HBO streaming platforms Watch if you like short-story anthologies and perceptive but not cruel satire.
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It's everything the show does well — it's funny and perceptive, and it depicts a set of experiences TV has long ignored.
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One of the many reasons black-ish is such a perceptive show is that it never restricts itself to one conversation.
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The final conversation between them is perceptive; they and the other cast members handle Mr. Malawer's tart dialogue with impressive timing.
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The versatile, ever-perceptive Henkes has created a beguiling book of pastel-colored pachyderms, outlined in thick, pleasingly rough black lines.
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He does not believe he was a special case: so gifted or farsighted or perceptive that only he could have succeeded.
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"This world-weary prediction of inaction is pernicious," ProPublica's Alec MacGillis wrote this weekend, in a perceptive mini-essay on Twitter.
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In more than 600 books, comics, films and TV series, Nancy always has been portrayed as sharp, perceptive and impeccably dressed.
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Joseph Edelman&aposs $4.8 billion Life Sciences fund, the flagship fund for the $20193 billion Perceptive Advisors, returned 53.7% last year.
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Wineapple's depiction of President Andrew Johnson is so vivid and perceptive that his standoff with Congress arrives with a doomed inevitability.
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So if a performer is not that great, they're perceptive enough to know that they need to get off the stage.
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But some perceptive fans noticed the sound design sneaks in a small, high-pitched noise whenever the red lights are switched on.
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Your intuitive powers are especially perceptive under this full moon, so listen to your inner voice—it knows how to guide you.
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Sansa's story this season is intertwined with that of Shae, a clever and perceptive prostitute who becomes her handmaiden, protector, and friend.
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The novel is narrated by a chorus of voices, at alternating times between funny, cruel, and magnanimous; always raw and always perceptive.
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His company, Perceptive Pixel, developed giant touchscreens used by some news organisations for election coverage and was sold to Microsoft in 2012.
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He'd been a book group participant three sessions in a row and had devoured everything we read with perceptive and illuminating observations.
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As my student's perceptive question revealed, many of the instruments we use in the lab to measure mass actually do measure weight.
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"He knows how to negotiate, he knows how to use leverage and he's very perceptive about his opponent's vulnerabilities," Mr. Rozenholc said.
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In that case, perceptive leaders would almost surely need to earn the imprimatur of at least some members of the minority party.
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Shades of sexism like gender-coded language or postings soliciting someone who's the "right fit" might be amplified by perceptive artificial intelligence.
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Schama is a distinguished historian of Europe since the 17th century, Kirsch one of our most wide-ranging and perceptive literary critics.
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The catalog accompanying the Studio School retrospective contains a detailed and perceptive essay about the artist's life and work by David Ramm.
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But Andrea is funny, perceptive and all too human, and Attenberg's dry sense of humor makes her story both entertaining and moving.
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Mr. van der Aa is among the most perceptive composers to fuse musical thinking and technological imperatives: he directs the action himself.
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It's a perceptive and nuanced narrative, the kind rarely applied to female relationships in Hollywood — let alone a relationship between two strippers.
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And now the year is ending with Martin Scorsese's Silence, perhaps the most stirring, perceptive film about belief and doubt in decades.
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The author makes perceptive and often comic observations, using anecdotes in place of flowery adjectives to make for precise and unique commentary.
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Instead, this memoir allows us to see snapshots of the cynical, creative, perceptive, self-deprecating and downright hilarious person David Sedaris is.
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This was John Hammond, a patrician related to the Vanderbilts, and by far the most perceptive scout and producer in the business.
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Indeed, Kipling believed that, as a perceptive foreigner devoted to his adopted country, he alone was capable of producing The Great American Novel.
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Firefighters are crediting the perceptive feline with alerting residents to an apartment fire there, according to The Courier, which first reported the story.
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KKR and Viking Global co-led and were joined by fellow return backers Perceptive Advisors, AIG, Aisling Capital, Cormorant Capital and Hercules Capital.
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A projected artwork on the German Gymnasium in Kings Cross, based on perceptive psychology and developed with the contribution of local school students.
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One of the reasons executives might refrain from adopting new technology in the workplace is the perceptive expense that comes along with it.
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But a significant handful have woven a bogeyman out of their troubles, and what emerges is a perceptive portrait of a nation's psychology.
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Perceptive visitors to Target's website this week may spot a handful of new, but familiar, products: e-readers and tablets built by Amazon.
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I admire that, and I also think that becoming more perceptive about other people and yourself is in many ways a learned skill.
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The rules begin to irk participants, who form splinter groups (the Confessional Records Society, the Perceptive Records Society) with competing ideologies of consumption.
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If true, it would make sense for women to have evolved to be more perceptive than men of differences in other people's intelligence.
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Raj is perceptive, empathetic, and open about his feelings; he's also quick to tackle the tropes of contemporary rap with a winking eye.
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Her perceptive writing about individual performers' bodies, sexuality, and the controversies they've incited make up for the book's hectic pace and many exclusions.
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Together, these books make a persuasive case for regarding Ikonomou as Greece's most original and perceptive chronicler of his country's fears and yearnings.
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The more perceptive satires not only speak truth to power, but also interrogate the societies that enabled that power to move into place.
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This risks heavy-handedness but displays a perceptive eye for the importance of a pivot point where the star could lose his audience.
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Because he's conniving enough to try to put one over you, but not perceptive enough to realize that you see right through him.
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An August tumble and increasingly loud calls for US healthcare industry reform weren&apost enough to slow billionaire Joseph Edelman&aposs Perceptive Advisors.
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We're called to reflect on our emotions as the Moon waxes full in perceptive Gemini on December 12 at 12:12 a.m. EST.
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"Political leaders who try to hew to a more balanced perceptive are usually at a political disadvantage," he said in a reference to Merkel.
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Writers Teju Cole, Ben Davis, Amitava Kumar, and Susie Linfield will join us in reading excerpts from Berger's incisive criticism and equally perceptive fiction.
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"We think we may have built the most perceptive vehicle for this autonomy that has ever been built," TRI CTO James Kuffner told Recode.
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You may be driving a car, but the challenge often comes down to being perceptive and knowing where and when to put your focus.
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Intense concentration, a highly perceptive thought process, and a readiness to observe rather than blow their own horn are some of their admirable traits.
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Through turning his condition into a positive, ADHD has partly made Carner the revealing and mentally perceptive artist that his fans celebrate him for.
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This is a wonderful time for therapy and getting to the bottom of issues—logical Mercury working with perceptive Pluto is a powerful combination.
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But a close and perceptive observer of contemporary politics — and someone who remains near to the practice and wielding of political power — he is.
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"On Tucker Carlson's show last night, a guest actually blamed the students for the slaughter – for not being perceptive enough to report," Scarborough remarked.
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First, she is a perceptive 6-year-old who contemplates her Western education, life with an emotionally detached mother and her father's unexplained absence.
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And doggone if it wasn't a highly perceptive analysis: I've got confidence AND I dot my I's like Baryshnikov does — you hear that, people?
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Even with that omission, this is a replete bill of fare, filled with perceptive and appealingly humble observations on bringing Beckett's language to life.
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Not only that, she was still reading new things, reviewing for The Guardian, writing perceptive, deeply thought pieces about books by writers decades younger.
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Mr Moorhouse's book remedies that gap, weaving together archival material, first-hand accounts, perceptive analysis and heartbreaking descriptions of Poland's betrayal, defeat and dismemberment.
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It should surprise no one that Ms. Jackson is delivering a powerful and deeply perceptive performance as the most royally demented of Shakespeare's monarchs.
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Briskly directed by Jeff Wise for the Wheelhouse Theater Company ("Happy Birthday, Wanda June"), the production keeps finding perceptive ways to rejuvenate the story.
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Darling gives his unvarnished opinions of players, managers, coaches and broadcasters, spiced with colorful, revealing anecdotes that only a perceptive former teammate would know.
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"Shrill" is funny and emotional and perceptive, and unlike a lot of other contemporary, realistic comedies, it tells the exact right amount of story.
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At the same time, Americans on average spend 90 percent of our time indoors, which means we're not the most perceptive watchers of weather.
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Books of The Times The writing in Greg Jackson's first book of stories, "Prodigals," is so bold and perceptive that it delivers a contact high.
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Perceptive fans couldn't help but notice the John Wick: Chapter 216 — Parabellum star often posed with women while keeping his hands off of their backs.
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On Twitter, one particularly perceptive user noted that HRH may have been trolling Trump with not one but three brooches worn during their time together.
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The real star of the episode, though, is Stan, whose relationship with Paige reminds us he's a pretty perceptive guy even if he's socially awkward.
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It's becoming clear that perceptive computing — devices that are aware of us and their surroundings — is going to be the next big thing in portables.
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Driving the news: Perceptive Automata, a startup whose backers include Toyota and Hyundai, has a unique approach — it's applying behavioral science techniques to machine learning.
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No one in American Honey overcomes his or her circumstances: There's a permanence to the poverty in this film that isn't defeatist, but rather perceptive.
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Your perceptive Free exchange on the ideological divisions in economics (January 30rd) put its finger on key factors in the unsettled status of economics today.
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Perceptive fans immediately picked up on the chemistry between the two actors and it was as if the rest of the cast wasn't even there.
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Fans have been waiting for an Arya and Nymeria reunion since season 1, so they could finally be getting their due with D'Addario's perceptive observation.
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Alexios uses Ikaros to scout areas, and he gets more perceptive with every synchronization (thankfully, the synchronization points no longer un-fog the game map).
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Their male love interests are athletic, a little passive, smart enough to understand how smart the women are, and perceptive enough to find them beautiful.
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From a pricing perceptive, Apple's got some stiff competition here, with most of the aforementioned products coming in at around $100 less than the HomePod.
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There is no nervous, digestive, circulatory, perceptive or reproductive system in place; it truly is a biologically enhanced machine rather than a mechanically enhanced organism.
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Fascinated by his hero Henri Cartier-Bresson's notion of "the decisive moment," the perceptive photographer developed a knack for snapping it—both photographically and historically.
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Sharp-witted and outspoken, Sharon can be a bulldozer; she's the more cynical of the two, but therefore often the more perceptive of the two.
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Terere has an uncanny and highly deceptive ability to absorb everything in his surroundings and his cousin Fabricio was turning out to be equally perceptive.
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She was remarkably perceptive about some of the deepest problems, perplexities and dangerous tendencies in modern political life, many of them still with us today.
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Too often Harrington's crisp, perceptive sentences are followed by three or four more that say pretty much the same thing, dulling her otherwise stylish prose.
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"The Moralist" is primarily a tale about the public deeds of a public man, sprinkled with perceptive observations about his two marriages and chronic infirmities.
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His lyrics are still so intimate, so jarringly honest and tenderly perceptive, that it&aposs like he has no idea anyone will ever hear them.
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To love is to worry in "Sundown, Yellow Moon," Rachel Bonds's quietly perceptive portrait of a family in simmering crisis at the McGinn/Cazale Theater.
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" But the perceptive engineer derived a larger, more important message from her research on Musk and SpaceX: "I realized he was a man with many failures.
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A perceptive forecaster will notice that the Fed seems determined to raise interest rates (and slow the economy) as soon as doing so won't be disastrous.
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They show why Bourne would be well-equipped if violence broke out in the diner — not because he's super-human, but because he's disciplined and perceptive.
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"If he was listening to the public and looking at all the letters and phone calls and postcards, he should have been more perceptive," Gilbert said.
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Everything people say about their intellect is true: Each was amazingly perceptive, and showed an incredible amount of understanding for whatever concept was brought to them.
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Of thinking we're somehow less intelligent or perceptive because we couldn't spidey sense the behaviors of a mid-30s male who behaves like a feral cat.
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In a perceptive essay for the academic blog LGM, Georgetown political scientist Dan Nexon argues against something he calls "analytical normalization" of the current White House.
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There would be a quest to find a boy, he decided, and a motley group of seekers: a Moon Witch, a mournful giant, a perceptive buffalo.
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The result is a perceptive body of work that allows the viewer to understand not just life as a woman, but as the elusive Sherman herself.
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Her leaving was a gracious one, which is noted by both the critic Alastair Macaulay (who wrote the perceptive afterword) and her fellow dancer Carolyn Brown.
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A perceptive and tough-minded biographer, who has written about other fabled icons of masculinity — Henry Miller, Norman Mailer — Dearborn has now tackled the big one.
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"Many show a perceptive eye and wit and the patient energy needed to catch telling moments in the lives of all sorts of people," it reported.
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Billionaire Joseph Edelman&aposs Perceptive Advisors closed its first venture capital fund with $210 million from institutional investors and family offices, the firm announced in December.
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I grew up in Kenya, and I have never read a novel about my own country that's so funny, so perceptive, so subversive and so sly.
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Perceptive Automata and rideOS have focused on developing mapping and routing and predictive technologies with the hopes of providing solutions to the likes of Ford and Honda.
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I'm still on the fence, but as much as I like the idea of a hyper-intelligent, perceptive dating algorithm, I think I'll delete my Loveflutter account.
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Yet as Tara Zahra recounts in "The Great Departure", a perceptive history of migration and eastern Europe, until very recently that problem was not immigration but emigration.
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She is viewed by many as a perceptive and knowledgeable observer of our capital markets (full disclosure – as a law professor, I have regularly interacted with her).
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"I feel like these producers were eavesdropping through my window," said a friend who watched several episodes and was slightly freaked out by all that perceptive verisimilitude.
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In a letter to Helvetius, a French philosopher, in 1770, Voltaire wrote a perceptive line that has been recycled by others through the years, including Thomas Jefferson.
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The film essentially makes the point that whales, which are perceptive and highly intelligent animals, suffer mental and physical harm after they are plucked from the wild.
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We want to show him how it can be suffocating and damaging, but there are positive ways we can address it because he's a perceptive, understanding person.
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Spencer would love to see his work used in an alien movie or video game, and/or participate in a dialogue about cognitive psychology and perceptive understanding.
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Darkness Visible Your query brings to my mind two writers, not known for their affinity for glamor, who have nonetheless produced perceptive novels set during film shoots.
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"The Day the Sun Died" is narrated by Li Niannian, a perceptive if credulous 14-year-old dismissed as an "idiot" in his mountain town of Gaotian.
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"I believe that children are far more perceptive and wise than American books give them credit for being," Natalie Babbitt, the author of "Tuck Everlasting," once said.
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The Knicks Film School, a collection of perceptive hoop obsessives, has noted that the Knicks turn the ball over less, shoot more accurately and score more often.
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On the internet, the algorithm wins over the editor: Equations make decisions faster and take more data into account than even the most decisive and perceptive editor.
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Year: 1998, at the 40th Grammy AwardsWhat beat it: "Time Out of Mind" by Bob DylanRadiohead's groundbreaking "OK Computer" was so perceptive that it was downright prophetic.
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Ben Brantley praised this "quietly perceptive portrait" of twin girls returning home and noted "the irresistibly plaintive tones of down-home folk songs" written by the Bengsons.
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HONG KONG — When the United States Air Force wanted help making military robots more perceptive, it turned to a Boston-based artificial intelligence start-up called Neurala.
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"Utah Republicans were perceptive enough to reject Trump in their March presidential caucus voting," the Salt Lake City Tribune wrote in its endorsement of Clinton this week.
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A smart guy, he wrote three beautiful, perceptive paragraphs, at my request, for the catalog that accompanied the Serge Poliakoff exhibition I curated last year at Cheim & Read.
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His experiences certainly helped to drive a darker and more perceptive tone in his films, examining the malcontented undercurrents of Indian society that Bollywood generally steered clear of.
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Joe Edelman, CEO of Perceptive Advisors and manager of the fund since its inception, told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street " that Hillary Clinton is incorrect on the issue.
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Swing Time is not Zadie Smith's most beautiful book — for my money, that title belongs to On Beauty — but it might be her most clear-eyed and perceptive.
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It seems like this guy was just majorly perceptive of what was to come on PLL, even if he wasn't totally sure the series would go for it.
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Shannon Liss-Riordan, the attorney representing the Uber drivers in the settlement, said the story was "perceptive," but failed to include any analysis of drivers' wages without tips.
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" An editor at Simon & Schuster said that although the novel was absorbing and perceptive, "It's not a world or a story I want to live in and explore.
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They also include perceptive portraits of her colleagues, lovers and friends, who in these early days included Mike Gold, a prominent American communist, and the playwright Eugene O'Neill.
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And she is just as shrewd an observer of the people (fatuous romantic idols, doddering priests, love-struck bed-sitters) that these women, vigilant and perceptive, themselves observe.
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Johnson "is always perceptive and brave; his lines always sing and strut and sizzle and hush and wash and blaze over the reader," our reviewer, Lauren Groff, wrote.
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Luiselli is a superb chronicler of children, and the narrator's 5-year-old daughter and her husband's 10-year-old son feel piercingly real — perceptive, irreplaceable, wonderfully odd.
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You are the first person I've heard suggest that, so either I'm reading the wrong thing or you've got a very perceptive ... I'm promoting your newsletter for you.
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"They insult our incredibly diverse staff and spit in the face of our 45,000,000 highly engaged, highly perceptive, highly loyal readers, many of whom are Kellogg's customers," Marlow said.
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In our research, we found that groups in which the members were more socially perceptive were more collectively intelligent, presumably because they were able to work together more effectively.
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The reasoning behind its inclusion is obvious: This show is trying to be perceptive about Black culture and Black life, and this word is uniquely positioned in Black language.
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The Oregonian reports that 124 jobs will be cut from the Surface Hub plant in Oregon that was originally acquired alongside Microsoft's acquisition of Perceptive Pixel back in 2012.
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Mukul Kesavan, a perceptive Indian historian, sees this region-wide propensity for majoritarian nationalism as a sad if natural outcome of the awkward struggle to build new nation-states.
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In contrast, Cielle's gradual awakening and maturation are made all the more visceral thanks to Kenny's faith that her reader is as acutely perceptive as her beguiling young heroine.
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Part of what makes him gifted at these caricatures is his perceptive ear for the eccentric ways people talk, pointing out oddball pieces of rhetoric and habits of speech.
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The same perceptive biologist who decoded humpback whale songs in the 1960s, Katy Payne, made news a few years ago with detailed recordings of the rumbles of forest elephants.
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That love, suffering, fear and the desire for revenge can coexist inside one breast is something that perceptive artists of subtle moral imagination have always been able to comprehend.
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" And "The Pump House Gang" is described as "very good stuff, perceptive, horrifying, funny, perhaps exhausting all at once (but one doesn't need to take it all at once).
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"Eden's Outcasts," John Matteson's grounded and perceptive biography, which won a Pulitzer Prize in 2008, captures the difficult though loving relationship between Louisa May Alcott and her father, Bronson.
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Yet this book makes a case for him as a perceptive and eccentric American original, a man who seems to have fallen out of the sky like a meteor.
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Her perceptive architectural installations and their historical themes, including reconstruction in Germany and the War on Terror, have made her one of the leading artists of the postwar era.
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Here's the catch: Davis's indispensable trumpet has been removed from the scores, which the creators said in press materials allowed them to explore the "perceptive destabilization" that Davis sought.
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One of the most perceptive texts on Mosset is Jean Baudrillard's "The Object that is None," published for the artist's exhibition at the Swiss pavilion of the 1990 Venice Biennale.
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Jurassic World and its sequel Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (in theaters June 22), which promotes incredibly perceptive and intelligent raptor Blue to the level of leading lady, continue this theme.
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The daily newspaper Aftenposten collected and shared some of the negative reactions to the new uniform on its Facebook page, and the comments are as hilarious as they are perceptive.
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Annie Clark is the best pop star we have—a smart, funny, androgynous visionary who is perceptive enough to help lead us through the benighted times we find ourselves in.
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The suite of pencil drawings from the 1970s to 2000 with illustrations of various inventions demonstrates the broad range of Garner's skills as a draftsperson, inventor, and perceptive cultural commentator.
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For six weeks, the question of how Mr. Raniere persuaded so many seemingly perceptive people to let him control their lives has hung over his federal racketeering trial in Brooklyn.
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He's a consistently perceptive writer, so much so that when you put this book down it's like leaving one of those movies that Windex-freshens the panes of your mind.
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Many members and ex-members of Nxivm that I spoke with — most of them fans of science and math, funny and strikingly perceptive — agreed on one thing: The "technology" worked.
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"In our studies, females across all age groups are more perceptive about emotions found in the face," said Dr. Raquel Gur, a professor of psychiatry at the University of Pennsylvania.
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In fact, as Ms. Loveland's perceptive program note reminds us, the struggle between fathers and sons, fundamentalists and liberals, literalists and symbolists, is not restricted to a specific time and place.
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So like any perceptive player, Corden made Wintour chose between eating a piece of bacon-wrapped pizza or ranking designers Tom Ford, Marc Jacobs and Ralph Lauren from best to worst.
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He is also perceptive about the ways in which the explosive growth of texts in the real world looped back into literature, transforming the imaginative life of both writers and readers.
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Hilary Spurling's long-awaited life of one of Britain's most perceptive novelists of class, best known for the 12-volume "Dance to the Music of Time", is an exemplary literary biography.
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He was perceptive and sardonic, the perfect leader in our search for the vanished Will Byers, and a comforting presence as we hid under the covers and the Demogorgon drew close.
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Eliza's perceptive descriptions of her family and their domestic life, which changes after a redheaded stranger comes to stay, provide vivid testimony to a series of events that grow increasingly horrifying.
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And thank God for bona fide journalists perceptive enough to openly recognize and discuss the difficulties of doing so while negotiating the treacherous war zone that our political process has become.
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Being an empath means that you take on the emotions and pains of others — which can allow you to be both incredibly perceptive and have a stronger reaction to work stress.
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She is a keen and perceptive viewer (if more interested in the show's middle and later years than its inception), keyed in to its lingo and rhythms, its tricks and elisions.
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But Xhenet Aliu's perceptive debut novel, "Brass," offers a reminder that assumptions — whether about a place, or a person as close to you as your mother — never tell the full story.
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There, as elsewhere in the cycle, Christine Goerke was a perceptive and responsive presence, her face an open book of emotion, building to a powerful yet modest, human-scale Immolation Scene.
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Books of The Times The English writer Olivia Laing is the author of three perceptive books of nonfiction, books in which you fill the margins with avid little ticks of approval.
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In 2015, the Times invited her to write a column about science fiction, called "Otherworldly"; she did so for two years, proving to be a perceptive and at times unsparing critic.
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This darkly funny and perceptive memoir follows Wiener's time working for start-ups in New York and San Francisco, arriving in the latter as the tech industry was reshaping the city.
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For the more perceptive, it's clear that he's dropping all kinds of hints about why this won't work in the long run, though it will certainly work in the short term.
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Had I known (or been perceptive enough to see) his inclination toward Indian guys when we met, I'm not sure I would have pursued anything with him, much less become friends.
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Sure, much of it will be exaggerated, but that's fine; you're psychic as hell, Cancer, and with Mercury (the planet of the mind) in perceptive Scorpio, you'll see through any bullshit.
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The two investors were joined by funds advised by T. Rowe Price Associates, Perceptive Advisors, Roche Venture Fund, Kaiser Permanente Ventures and the American Cancer Society's own impact investment arm, BrightEdge Ventures.
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Trained social workers taking a break from their careers to help the Salvation Army's disaster recovery program, they were both also uncannily perceptive, like honeybees sensing a foreign bee in the hive.
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But the people who will consume the products of that experimentation are smarter and more perceptive than they know, and laxity on the part of creators will be more obvious than ever.
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That's a large delta to make up, but Russell and Luminar think crossing the virtual Rubicon in terms of exceeding human perceptive abilities will be a big part of narrowing that gap.
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There is also a different way to look at the story, which is that many people in the Trump team were just not that perceptive about the world that they had entered.
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These powerful creatures are also keen and socially perceptive: Unlike most other animals, any given hyena in a clan knows each of the other members of her society on an individual level.
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In a genre now saturated with destination marketers masquerading as travel writers, Mr. Swick stands out as a perceptive, old-school travel writer whose prose brings celebrated and obscure destinations to life.
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I would read a sentence once, considering it insightful but obvious enough; then, on a second or fourth or seventh reading, the same sentence would uncoil itself, revealing something almost unsettlingly perceptive.
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Bush's perceptive move reassured them that the United States would seek and support a fair democratic outcome of the negotiation process which would not give them short shrift in the coming dispensation.
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Nonetheless, the perceptive black person on the receiving end of such encounters understands that he has been assigned a provisional status: One false move and the police or security will be summoned.
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We are led to believe that all of this learning, nurturing, and patient working in obscurity, outside of the "swamp" that is Washington, DC, have now turned him a perceptive human being.
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"This book makes a case for him as a perceptive and eccentric American original, a man who seems to have fallen out of the sky like a meteor," our critic Dwight Garner writes.
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Having spent some time working for nonprofits over the course of my career, I can tell you that generous funders are without exception the kindest, smartest, most perceptive people you will ever meet.
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One evening, Thomas, the protagonist of this slim, perceptive Swiss novel, walks out of his garden, leaving behind a half-full glass of wine, a stable career, a tranquil marriage, and two children.
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Original, audacious, funny and perceptive — a sequence involving the murdered women is unexpectedly haunting — "London Road" (adapted by the director, Rufus Norris, from his successful London stage musical) will either fascinate or alienate.
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Although uneven, the novel vividly captures the frenetic energy of one of the world's fastest-growing cities and provides a perceptive and engaging meditation on the mutability — and the stubborn persistence — of identity.
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What the series is is perceptive about how we can only help others after we've taken care of ourselves — but also how the two are so inextricably intertwined that one becomes the other.
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They'll be the "creative, imaginative and perceptive" ones who'll be reshaping how we perceive a regular visit to shopping center, supermarket, library, or museum, so we associate the experience with learning and entertainment.
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His impressions reflect a perceptive ear, whether for that moment in a musical right before the romantic couple break out into song or how movies remix their hit song for the end credits.
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This dirty, darling eight-episode series is a teen sex comedy, a perceptive family dramedy and a thoughtful examination of the roles sex and sexuality play in how we construct our social identities.
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Such a summary, however, does justice neither to the author nor to his people; out of such hackneyed materials Mr. Roth has written a perceptive, often witty and frequently moving piece of fiction.
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Paul Mendes-Flohr, a distinguished scholar of German-Jewish intellectual life, has written a scrupulously researched, perceptive biography of Buber that evinces an authoritative command of all the contexts through which Buber moved.
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The last months of Buchmann's life are the subject of "Gabriel and the Mountain," a film by his friend Fellipe Gamarano Barbosa that is a perceptive and poetic hybrid of documentary and fiction.
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Turin's atmosphere of cool detachment and class division received its most perceptive treatment in "Le amiche" ("The Girlfriends"), the 1955 film by Michelangelo Antonioni, which takes full advantage of the city's hyperreal polish.
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Pulling on a Dodgers cap, James stood and turned and gave an extended, perceptive take on the night's victory, even joking about his age, before he excused himself and ambled out the door.
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Wheels In a year when the autonomous vehicle business has hit a big reset button, consensus is growing among designers that self-driving cars just aren't perceptive enough to make them sufficiently safe.
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While Baumbach has always been perceptive and funny, the register of his less successful movies can feel oddly flat, even in those moments when his characters confront one another: rage, cry, throw punches.
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However, the people he writes about are subjected to this super-perceptive honesty that I might not survive, so as long as this is my fantasy, I'd prefer he wait until I'm dead.
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In the rest of the profile, Gadot proves to be perceptive and gracious, meeting her interviewer on the beach and teaching her how to walk like Diana in the infamous No Man's Land scene.
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And I read academic analyses of Western efforts to install the rule of law in Afghanistan as well as three perceptive articles by researchers at the Afghanistan Analysts Network, a Kabul based think tank.
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In addition to Farber's art, Paintings and Writings includes reproductions of some art criticism he wrote in the 1940s, in which he proved to be a perceptive study of the most cutting-edge artists.
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And there is the red bow or flower clipped to her hair that connects her to the pensive, perceptive, protective man's earth-colored shirt and tights and to her little sister(?) in the distance.
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Needless to say, she went personal in a perceptive account of what it means to be a woman in today's day and age with all of the insecurities and anxieties that come with it.
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The second and final volume in this Thomson project, again edited by Tim Page, includes "The State of Music," Thomson's still-perceptive explanation of the entire field of music, and his winning 1966 autobiography.
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Ms. Majok's perceptive drama, with its bone-dry humor and vivid characters, illustrates how vulnerable people like Darja are, hostages to the vagaries of chance, unless they can manage to climb out of poverty.
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Degree Critical, initiated soon after as the department's online publication, has grown to encompass writing by students, faculty, and alumni, making it an unparalleled space on the Internet for perceptive and relevant critical writing.
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Microsoft is marketing the Surface Hub, which is based on the technology it acquired when it bought Perceptive Pixel in 2012, as a new tool for collaboration — both in person and through video conferences.
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Ways of Seeing With its preternaturally perceptive narrator and missing-person plot, Meg Rosoff's layered and brooding novel "Picture Me Gone" matches the emotional sophistication and suspenseful storytelling of many of your favorite books.
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James Lipton, who plumbed the dramatic arts through perceptive, mostly admiring interviews with celebrity actors as host of the Bravo television series "Inside the Actors Studio," died on Monday at his home in Manhattan.
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And unlike many writers of maddeningly intimate description (from Marcel Proust to Doris Lessing to Edward St. Aubyn), Knausgaard circles around a mind and a life that, while intelligent, impassioned and perceptive, are ordinary.
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After Trump's election, the Brett Kavanaugh hearings, and revelations of predation by men including Roger Ailes, Harvey Weinstein, Les Moonves, Larry Nassar and countless figures in the Catholic Church, her words seem frighteningly perceptive.
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The nudes may be what first catch our attention, but Schiele was also an extraordinarily perceptive portraitist who was able to exchange his ravenous carnality for an atmosphere of sympathy, calm, and mutual respect.
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The reality of the healthcare system is that not every doctor and clinician is up-to-speed on the latest trackers or technology, so they might not be totally perceptive to your Apple Watch data.
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The almost perversely perceptive dramedy about the fissures that appear (or were probably always there) in the relationship of a married couple on a ski vacation wasn't especially funny, at least not ha-ha funny.
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But a thousand styles are flourishing in and around Los Angeles now, ones that are clearly indebted to the city's past, from slung-low funk to ambitious jazz to tense hip-hop to perceptive soul.
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The labels celebrated in this article fulfil all three variances, not least because they are run by highly perceptive, intuitive and progressive thinking women; Glasgow-based Nightwave, Manchester-championing Madam X and London-dwelling Timanti.
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That journalist, Jack Shafer, acknowledges the irony of doing so in an online column, but he makes some perceptive points — especially about design — to illustrate why digital news sites still aren't as satisfying as newspapers.
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Tsitsipas also expresses himself through still photography in an Instagram account under the pseudonym Steve the Hawk; the name is a nod to a creature that he thinks embodies his swift speed and perceptive eye.
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The political scientist Matt Glassman described Trump's party backing as "atrocious," in a perceptive series of tweets last night, arguing that only Andrew Johnson and John Tyler received less in their first year in office.
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No statement, no matter how sincere or perceptive, can undo the kind of harm he has done to his victims, and we as a society and viewing public don't need to forgive him for it.
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Perhaps the most perceptive element of the building is in response to Hurricane Harvey and Houston's tendencies to flood (Menil Collection security and facilities staff braved the storm in the Main Building, protecting the artwork).
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The weightiest themes with the lightest touch: That could be the motto of the perceptive Thai artist Araya Rasdjarmrearnsook (pronounced raz-JAR-min-suk), one of the most prominent artists working in Southeast Asia today.
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With respect to the types of experts she had, I think that's a perceptive question about whether it is just a "he said, she said," and I think that you certainly could ask Kathleen about that.
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"Many people assume that because young people are fluent in social media, they are equally perceptive about what they find there," Stanford education professor Sam Wineburg, the lead author of the study, said in a statement.
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You'll also be very perceptive about financial situations you have going on in your life, so if you have a "feeling" that you shouldn't lend a fuck buddy a precious vinyl, then please don't do it.
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If you look closely at past crises, like the War Scare or the Cuban Missile Crisis, presidents and other world leaders don't look nearly as perceptive or sensible as they are later made out to be.
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"Many people assume that because young people are fluent in social media, they are equally perceptive about what they find there," Stanford education professor Sam Wineburg, the lead author of the report, said in a statement.
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Although some of the most perceptive critics of Russia hysterics come from the left, often their response takes the form of exasperated derision—along with the lament that progressive agenda items are being woefully under-emphasized.
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Just be a perceptive traveler, try to integrate culturally (use sensitivity; many locals don't take kindly to, say, Westerners adopting their dress or religious practices), leave a light environmental and social footprint, and engage with locals.
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Poverty, a sexist and racist recording industry and a terrifyingly abusive relationship — with her husband and mentor Ike Turner (Kobna Holdbrook-Smith, a perceptive study in anger) — only make the show's titanic heroine bigger and stronger.
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Phillips soldiers on, however, holding the reader's interest with a perceptive take on the enigmatic Nick Kyrgios and an exhilarating account of the young American star Francis Tiafoe's five-set match with Federer at the Open.
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Reading about writers writing about writing can be a wearying proposition, but in Unferth's hands this endeavor feels expansive rather than myopic, thanks to her perceptive humor and her fierce way of tussling with her thoughts.
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Although his latest writings about class divisions in America have been perceptive, even prescient, his 1994 book "The Bell Curve" trafficked in race-based theories of intelligence and was broadly (and, in my opinion, correctly) denounced.
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In yoga leggings and a cardigan, Rachel Brosnahan is a sweet and perceptive Desdemona; Finn Wittrock is a fine, strong-jawed Cassio; and Matthew Maher nearly steals all of his scenes as the otherwise marginal dupe, Roderigo.
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Kindbody, a startup that lures millennial women into its pop-up fertility clinics with feminist messaging and attractive branding, has raised a $29 million Series A in a round co-led by RRE Ventures and Perceptive Advisors.
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Jeff Chang's perceptive book, We Gon' Be Alright: Notes on Race and Resegregation, is at once strongly supportive of efforts to promote diversity in education and employment and a critic of the ahistorical nature of the policy.
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Jojo, thirteen, the most consistently perceptive of the novel's trio of first-person narrators—a group that also includes his mother and a child who died decades before—is, like Esch, a laconic, prematurely self-sufficient kid.
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DeLillo, the most perceptive (almost occult) chronicler of contemporary life, has not invented the Convergence out of whole cloth: Its DNA comes from an old evangelism dressed in a new rhetoric and streaming out of Silicon Valley.
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Local media has been appreciating the new love it's been getting from tech companies, as this perceptive recent Digiday article noted — even if the efforts are new, and the results are not exactly life-saving right now.
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Sara Wasdahl, age 17: "Everything's a Little Mad Here" Perceptive and cynical, filled with droll observations and wry humor, "Me Talk Pretty One Day" is a sharp and witty collection of essays from American humorist David Sedaris.
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The most perceptive leaders understand, however, that the real benefits come from the increased productivity and innovative ideas the open-office layout can foster, influencing the bottom line in a much more significant way than simply cutting costs.
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The latest in Allworth's series on the nuts and bolts of the art world, Mr Woodham's book is an elegant, amusing and perceptive guide to a market that is (often) long on hocus-pocus and short on transparency.
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Some perceptive observers of race relations have argued no such double standard exists, citing the Feds' raid on militiamen in Waco, Texas, in 1993 as a classic example of law enforcement's willingness to use violence against all perpetrators.
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Obviously the lyrics speak for themselves to a point but we've heard heartfelt translations that are just as moving and perceptive as anything we felt when writing it and we don't want to take that away from them.
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" In conferring the prize, the administrators of the National Book Award praised the biography as a "searching and perceptive reappraisal of a major literary figure," calling it an "honest, moving, and beautifully balanced work — a truly distinguished portrait.
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In his scrupulous and perceptive 1999 biography, Ross Macdonald, Tom Nolan makes clear that the ongoing irresolution of those early years was the source of both Macdonald's art and the "deranged" family life he and Margaret created together.
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Reflecting on his head injuries in Hitler's Bastard – eventually published in 2003 – he actually makes several insightful and empathetic comments on potential brain damage caused by fighting sports, again showing that he could be a keenly perceptive man.
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Perceptive Advisors founder and billionaire Joseph Edelman is one of the most well-known healthcare investors in the world, so eyes will be on his fund as the U.S. presidential election revolves around the future of health insurance.
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Although maturity bestows you with a frighteningly perceptive mind, your earlier years can be fraught with excessive fear about misjudging someone you let close to you and trusting the wrong person with your heart, secrets, or valuable treasures.
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From the perceptive health inspector to the Martin County sheriff, who witnessed the deplorable living conditions and took immediate steps to open an investigation into suspected debt bondage, the effort recognizes that prostitution is not a victimless crime.
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As National Review editor Rich Lowry writes in a perceptive piece: No officeholder in Washington seems to understand President Donald Trump's populism or have a cogent theory of how to effect it in practice, including the president himself.
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But you are perceptive as to H.V.R.F. having a sense of comedy towards all of this—where others see horror, we are poking sticks around to find the pockets of laughing gas—much like the Surrealists did during wartime.
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Children are extremely intuitive and perceptive and need to feel like they are the center of your world, said Gelb, so it's important to show them — especially if they are young — that they are deserving of your undivided attention.
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Smart, funny, joyful, tolerant, perceptive, empathetic, loving, you continue to maintain the beautiful attributes of your true nature and I will always be there as your touchstone to help nurture them or rediscover them if they ever get cloudy.
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Smartly grouped and augmented by psychologically perceptive wall texts, the display of political work by such a diverse array of both mainstream and avowedly engaged artists in Artists Respond inflects SAAM's curatorial ambitions with an awareness of contemporary art.
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As he interweaves a series of perceptive insights on architecture and human psychology, technology and ghost hunts, not to mention haunting as social control, Dickey shows how haunted places reveal what troubled us before and what troubles us now.
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Our smile gets a bit nervous when, toward the end of this highly perceptive commentary, we came upon this declaration; 'When I grow up, I'm going to find out everything about everybody and put it all in a book.
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"Today I think primates are sometimes more perceptive than humans at reading facial expressions and body language because that's all they have to go by, whereas we are always waiting for the words — and words can be highly misleading."
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Since then, he has become quite a warrior himself and is perceptive in realizing that one of Picard's flaws is that if something is not happening right in front him, he is generally uninterested, as Raffi can attest to.
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The exhibition feels to me like a gathering of astute and perceptive practitioners who are working in that very fertile ground of a highly stylized figuration on the verge of abstraction and figuration on the brink of narrative exposition.
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With its yarn of a single night of mayhem, and its naive but perceptive narrator—a 14-year-old boy named Li Niannian—"The Day the Sun Died" achieves a focus and momentum not always found in Mr Yan's work.
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Instead of training AI models by labeling objects (this is a tree; this is not a tree, for example), Perceptive Automata characterizes the way people understand others' state of mind and then trains its algorithms to recognize and predict human behavior.
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While the iShares Nasdaq Biotechnology ETF saw an 11 percent gain in 2015, the Perceptive Life Sciences Fund posted a 51.8 percent return and was the No. 1 performing hedge fund of last year, according to a Bloomberg News ranking.
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Jared is, I'll just say, not the most perceptive hottie in Paradise, and the conversation in which his BFF calls his girlfriend a "back-stabbing whore" doesn't give him much pause over his choice of girlfriend or his choice of BFF.
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Clever, kind, and perceptive Margaery tries to manipulate the High Sparrow and his followers to accept her as a convert to their cause, signaling her duplicity to viewers by surreptitiously urging her grandmother to leave the city while she still can.
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These people — who are visited by a dashing, but increasingly weary country doctor, Mikhail Astrov (a quietly sexy and damningly perceptive Jesse Pennington) — tend to speak of themselves as helpless, passive beings, pushed into place by circumstance and more extreme personalities.
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Todd: Before we conclude, I would love to hear your takes on some of the year's bigger movie debates, over everything from whether Three Billboards Outside of Ebbing, Missouri was perceptive or schlocky to whether It was fun or overhyped.
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Lucy's fierce first-person point of view is as confident and fearless as she is on the court; she narrates her story with the immediacy and sharpness of a sports commentator, mixed with the pathos and wisdom of a perceptive adolescent.
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While most of the Presley experts Mr. Jarecki confers with are men (an unfortunate lapse), this otherwise generous, perceptive director, more than anything, clearly yearns to fit not only Elvis but also the whole wide world into his sweet ride.
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Itamar Rabinovich, Yitzhak Rabin's ambassador to Washington and author of a biography of him: "The Cursed Blessing" was the perceptive title that the Israeli historian Shabtai Teveth gave to his book about the impact of the Six-Day War on Israel.
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She will direct and perform in Link Link Circus, a touring "theatrical lecture," as she calls it, highlighted by her funny, perceptive observations on evolution and barnyard life; it opens May 16 at the Baryshnikov Arts Center in New York.
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But it is an oddly perceptive effort, a movie that feels primed in particular for millennial audiences just starting to creep toward middle age who are trying to sort out what life really means, and how best to live it.
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"If I had been asked to provide my own comments on David Goodall, I would have said he is perceptive, brilliant and inventive," said Robert Russon, a 30-year professor at the Logan school in a letter to the Herald Journal newspaper.
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Earlier this month TechCrunch broke the news that Amazon had acquired 3D body model startup, Body Labs, whose scientific advisor and co-founder — Dr Michael J Black — is a director at the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems' Department of Perceptive Systems.
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It's a desire common to everybody, and whether it means that there's a "great millennial novelist" in our midst is nearly irrelevant: The fact is that Sally Rooney is a perceptive writer with keen insight into human behavior — and she's just getting started.
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Powers's account of how Clare's management acquires a concept of the corporate image and then consciously strives to establish the corporation as "a person" not only "in the eyes of the law" but "in the minds of its customers" is perceptive and valuable.
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"Princess Diana was well known for being very warm-hearted, empathetic, perceptive… and would have had enormous sympathy for Harry and Meghan as they go through what is likely going to be one of the most stressful weeks of their lives," he said.
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But like most hand amputees, she missed the fluid dexterity and perceptive power of her fingers, the ability to wipe her nose or scoop up a set of keys, to shuffle cards or remove an eyelash from the corner of her eye.
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They're a combination of incredibly perceptive and ridiculously oblivious, sometimes to the point of absurdity: what kind of predator can hear a man tiptoeing behind its back from several feet away, but literally walk straight into him for several seconds without noticing?
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Also, it turns out that the difficulty options for combat just jack up enemy health (from "burly guys" to "walking tanks") and how perceptive they are (from "sharper than you'd expect" to "absolutely inhuman"), which is about the most boring thing possible.
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A perceptive officer then noticed that there was soot and debris on Black's clothing and his hands that was similar to the materials that were in the field where Sierra's clothing was found, Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill tells PEOPLE.
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If an organization says it operates on a growth mindset, but employees don't feel that in standards for hiring, evaluation, and promotion, the actual context remains fixed— and employees and the public are quite perceptive in ascertaining a company's true organizational mindset.
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My parents were more or less annoyed by this fear, by the way—and if you're able to perceive being able to annoy your parents visibly at the age of seven, you're either really fucking perceptive or really good at annoying your parents.
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Then again, all this has been recounted before, with nuanced and perceptive synthesis, by Mark Harris in his popular 2008 history, "Pictures at a Revolution: Five Movies and the Birth of the New Hollywood," now a classic of cultural reporting and analysis.
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The series has a perceptive 8-minute video about Australia that raises major health and civic issues regarding whether governments should be involved in curbing the consumption of foods, such as sugar, salt and fat, which are a major cause of morbid obesity.
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The two-way conversation between sensor and brain, which Echodyne calls cognitive radar or knowledge-aided measurement, isn't really an option yet — but it will have to be if AVs are going to be as perceptive as we'd like them to be.
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At the end of Guardiola's first season in Manchester, Gary Neville, widely regarded as the most perceptive former player in the news media, suggested that City lacked the "power and strength," what he termed the "spine" that all English champions tended to have.
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Most of these songs emerge from perceptive readings of outsized feelings generated by ordinary events, like a comic tune about your grandmother getting a new boyfriend or a sweetly romantic one about seeing a white lady crying on the streets of New York.
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Eventually, it pivots around Nadia's friendship with Aubrey, whose mother is also absent, and it traces their relationship as they grow into adulthood in a very tender, emotionally perceptive way—a friendship, like many, with ecstatic moments of communion and with low betrayals.
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But another start-up, Perceptive Automata, came to CES to show off its own technology that it claims can look at body language, motion and gestures to, among other things, predict whether a pedestrian will suddenly decide to cross the street into oncoming traffic.
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The redheaded older gay man has a fine nose for fakes and I love his shady ways and perceptive comments like, "You're very young to be married..." He's right and even if Cunanan wasn't lying, since when is running away from your wife suddenly chill?
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She'd already made one record of funny and perceptive piano-driven indie-pop songs, Fire Flames, with her brassy voice at the center of pristine arrangements of guitar, organ, lap steel, and more (with some embellishments from fellow Omahans Conor Oberst and Mike Mogis).
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Education is a particularly transparent window, as demonstrated by the perceptive "Little Soldiers," which turns over cultural rocks from bribery to the urban-rural divide while delving into the nation's school system, deeply rooted as it is in both ancient Confucianism and Communist dogma.
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Yet it is imbued throughout with perceptive asides about what we can learn from "history's losers," about solidarity across political divisions and about the tremendous tolls taken by the destabilizing uncertainty of not knowing, under repressive regimes, whether and how loved ones have died.
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Once Mary Richards was conceived as a single professional woman in her thirties, co-creators Brooks and Burns — more perceptive than a lot of male producers — realized they had no idea what it was like to be a single professional woman in her thirties.
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THE SACRAMENTBy Olaf Olafsson Olaf Olafsson's perceptive new novel tells the deeply felt story of Sister Johanna Marie, a French Catholic nun who is summoned to Reykjavik to procure new information about the death of a priest, said to have killed himself two decades earlier.
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Using the visual attraction of sculptural objects to entice the eye, the body's so-called perceptive sovereign, to his sounds, Julius's minimalist acoustic works sensitize the ear and mind to the great variety (and often subtlety) of sounds that exist in the world around us.
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Ben Simmons is as perceptive as he is physically imposing; the 21-year-old has already figured out how to make opponents pay when they don't execute as tightly as they should (or when they're simply unable to squeeze the ball out of his hands).
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How you react to Sara is likely to mirror your feelings about Fisher, the celebrated author revered as the founder of gastronomic belles lettres, whose beauty, independence and bravery have inspired generations of plucky, introspective, preternaturally perceptive writers — or writers who wish to be all those things.
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And the approachable prose, along with the fact that he's often writing about seemingly innocuous stuff, gives him the ability to do something extra-difficult: Serrano often slips in perceptive and provocative ideas about race and class, right alongside topics like The Best Gangster Movie Moments.
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Chloe x Halle, who were just 15 and 13 at the time they were signed, have gone on to show that not only are they talented songwriters and performers, but also perceptive voices on the subjects of societal beauty standards and style and women feeling empowered.
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"Five Rooms," perhaps the most affecting story, derives its title from the bitingly sarcastic, formidably perceptive 16-year-old narrator's reflections on what it must be like for Mr. Rasmussen, the blind man she helps at the prompting of her mother, to live in unremitting darkness.
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John Sladek, who wrote perceptive science fiction about robotics and artificial intelligence, predicted in a 1975 story that computers might start making compelling but false connections: If you're trying to reserve a seat on the plane to Seville, you'd get a seat at the opera instead.
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Weigel, who is in her early thirties, is a Ph.D. candidate in comparative literature, film, and media at Yale; "Labor of Love," a perceptive and wide-ranging investigation into the history of dating in America, is her first book, sprouted from the seed of unpleasant personal experience.
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Rice's wry, deft lyrics are biting and perceptive ("Keep them yelling their devotion / but add a touch of hate at Rome") and Lloyd Webber's score is almost always thrilling, whether it's doling out pop hits like "I Don't Know How to Love Him" or Shakespearean character studies.
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Instead, he developed an incredibly ambitious art practice that bridged online and IRL performance in such a perceptive way that he's often credited with a list of firsts: first self-made internet celebrity, first viral artist, first visual artist to be represented by an entertainment agency.
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Although each of Ms. Cho's plays is markedly different, "Aubergine," directed by Kate Whoriskey, shares with earlier work like "The Language Archive" and "The Piano Teacher" a perceptive sense of the invisible barriers that mysteriously spring up between people, and the equally mysterious impulses that bind them together.
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In addition to "Management and Machiavelli," which Forbes magazine called "among the most provocative and perceptive books ever written on the subject of management," he wrote "Effective Presentation: The Communication of Ideas by Words and Visual Aids" (1970) and "The Householder's Guide to Community Defense Against Bureaucratic Aggression" (1972).
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Read more: From an army of traders in Long Island to quants around the world: What's coming next for hedge-fund powerhouse Schonfeld Strategic Advisors"There were no material negative catalysts that contributed to our August performance," Jim Mannix, the chief operating officer of Perceptive, said in an email.
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The author has crafted an exceptionally perceptive child—perhaps overly so, on subjects like faith and belonging—but Ono, who won the Akutagawa Prize, Japan's most prestigious award for emerging fiction writers, is so skilled at conveying emotion that Takeru and his world are mesmerizing, and often heart-rending.
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At times, Meadow resembles the self-absorbed musician Nik in "Stone Arabia," but whereas Nik was seen through the eyes of his perceptive sister — who understood his brilliance, pain and shortcomings — Meadow is mostly presented here in a cold, unforgiving light as a narcissistic artist, adept at using others.
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That may not mean too much for those of us whose dealings with unconsciousness involve shutting down Netflix at 12:30 AM, but for those stuck in minimally conscious states thanks to some brain injury, this self-preservation of behavior and perceptive functioning might make all of the difference.
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She asked herself "what kinda essence would you like to leave behind once you're gone?" and the answer was pretty fascinating and unexpected: Literally only Björk could follow up a really perceptive statement about the essential humanity of making art with a self-deprecating comment about self-help.
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" Writing in The New York Times Book Review in 21957, Robert K. Merton, the eminent 21961th-century sociologist of science, said Mr. Greenberg's "perceptive" first book, "The Politics of Pure Science," was one that "should be read by the President, legislators, scientists and the rest of us ordinary folk.
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Offenders driven by a psychological compulsion are a decidedly different type of criminal than a hit man or a Ponzi-scheme operator, but, this perceptive film laments, they end up in the same jails, a response that hasn't changed during Mr. McCollum's 35 years of riding and recidivism.
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This isn't to say there's no delight to be found in these often perceptive and delicately drawn portraits — in particular those of Esther, whose "moorings have been cut free," and Javad, haunted by the "nostalgia of an exile he's condemned to bear" — but their interactions are decidedly less convincing.
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" In her perceptive essay, Lisa R. Pruitt, a law professor at the University of California, Davis, boils down Vance's advice this way: "' Hillbillies' just need to pull themselves together, keep their families intact, go to church, work a little harder and stop blaming the government for their woes.
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Much of the work in the show is thought-provoking and perceptive, from the sculptures "Wimp" (2016) and "Pink Crysanthemum" (2014) by JonBenet Glamsey (Vincent Tiley) — which feature constructions of bleached denim, latex, aluminum, and wood, among other materials — to Raul de Nieves's assemblage of green, glittering beads.
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The mother, the narrator, resists taking advantage of her authorial power to create an idyllic relationship with her son, Nikolai, in favour of something more complicated and real: Nikolai is both darkly funny and "disturbed"; perceptive and mocking; and, at times, unexpectedly silent, fuelling fears that he may never reply again.
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Lucy's fierce first-person point of view is as confident and fearless as she is on the court; she narrates her story with the immediacy and sharpness of a sports commentator, mixed with the pathos and wisdom of a perceptive adolescent charting the perils of her senior year of high school.
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The perceptive hero of James Marshall's "Snake, His Story" (part of his droll, intimate 1970s-era quartet, "Four Little Troubles") — whose ability to hear sets him apart from his slithery classmates and causes his parents much consternation — learns to appreciate his unique abilities after he thwarts a pair of criminal bulldogs.
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" Midway through a New York Times chat about the Kavanaugh hearings, columnist Bret Stephens dashed off that Cruz is like "a serpent covered in Vaseline" whose ethics are "purely situational," a politician "conniving enough to try to put one over you, but not perceptive enough to realize that you see right through him.
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That's why many victims don't come forward immediately; that, along with the shame society showers upon them for not wearing the "right" kind of skirt or not saying no in the "right" way or not being perceptive enough to avoid being alone with someone they had no reason to believe would attack them.
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Margaret Byrne professor of American history at Stanford University, White is also the author of such richly detailed books as Railroaded: The Transcontinentals and the Making of Modern America, a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize, and he brings to this perceptive new volume his familiarity with land grants, government subsidies, and railroad buccaneers.
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Writer-director Kelly Fremon Craig's perceptive script and skill in guiding her ensemble cast turn the story of prickly loner Nadine — who, naturally enough, learns to care about people other than herself — into the sort of perfect reflection of youth that will hopefully become a staple of teen culture and nostalgia for decades to come.
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Read MoreThese are the biotech stocks to own next year: Pro It was also the sixth-straight year biotech outperformed the broader market, and one of the top-performing hedge funds last year was focused on biotech: Perceptive Advisors, up about 47 percent in 2015 with top holdings including Neurocrine Biosciences and Sarepta Therapeutics.
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One of the very best performances — about 47 percent upside apiece, according to investors in both funds — was shared by a pair of hedge funds: Melvin Capital, the roughly $1.5 billion hedge fund run by SAC Capital alumnus Gabriel Plotkin, and Perceptive Life Sciences, the $1.5 billion fund run by veteran biotech investor Joe Edelman.
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Alongside invented fantasies of alternate cultural histories, there is a humble quality to Freedman's work, which is perceptive and humorous, like his series of 3,000 risograph prints of 201 drawings that he made for a film project, spanning from images of characters from antiquity to quotidian objects like a clothespin or a can of soup.
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The fulcrum of "Place/Image/Object," a wonderful three-person show at Jack Barrett Gallery on Henry Street, is a series of perceptive ink drawings of trees, boats and buildings, most of them still in yellowing spiral-bound notebooks, by 95-year-old Fred Terna, who started making art in a Nazi concentration camp.
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I identified deeply with my onetime colleague Rebecca Traister's honest and perceptive New York magazine feature, where she recalled a bagel-shop manager who rubbed his dick against her, a potential mentor who propositioned her over coffee and a co-worker who harassed a different woman in the office but tried to sabotage Traister with misogynistic rumors.
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While it's easy to sneer at the reviewer who wrote of the pharmacist-turned-poet, "Back to the shop Mr John, back to plasters, pills, and ointment boxes," one also has to acknowledge that Percy Shelley, in calling the critic a "noteless blot on a remembered name", was also engaging in criticism, albeit of a more perceptive sort.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads HOUSTON — At Houston's Day for Night festival, a handful of contemplative spaces broke up the hectic energy of the event, with Laurie Anderson's perceptive performance and Ekene Ijeoma and Ryoichi Kurokawa's mesmerizing art installations providing much-needed respite from the multi-stage event that welcomed tens of thousands of music and art fans.
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There's Dr. Arthur Jennings, the dead politician whose narration jump-starts the story; Nina, a nihilistic receptionist; Dr. Love, a Medellín operative trained by the C.I.A.; Bam-Bam, a baby gangbanger; John-John, a gay hit man; Josey Wales, the tricky, perceptive enforcer who flubs the Marley assassination but then ascends to the top of a transnational drug syndicate.
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The 17th-century philosopher Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz's stubborn and total belief that knowledge could be reduced to mathematical computation leads surprisingly seamlessly into a perceptive assessment of Zuckerberg's fraught and inconsistent public relationship with the concept of the algorithm, his mission to connect the world and the billions of meaningful decisions made by Facebook's software every day.
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It's also weird to me that Search Party season two went out of its way to show how perceptive Julian is, like when he figured out that Chantal's big tragic story was a lie, but then he still didn't piece together that Dory is probably also caught up in Chantal's rapidly unraveling lies in some way or another.
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A perceptive economist, prolific author, professor at Wellesley College in Massachusetts and associate director of the Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies at Harvard, Professor Goldman was an authority on the Soviet economy, methodically charting its downs (becoming an importer of grain) and potential ups (becoming an exporter of oil, before prices plunged, and of gas).
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Whether she was reporting on a how people in Cuba access pop culture without internet or the fraught enterprise of bringing tourism to Haiti or a community of people who are convinced they're vampires, her work always brought you into people's real lives and showed you the world as they saw it—without judgment, but with an astonishingly perceptive eye.
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A couple of years ago, Marc Andreessen — of course, the founder of the Netscape browser and who is now a very successful venture capitalist — he made the very perceptive point that you can't have these pure net neutrality rules if you also want to have massive investment in networks, because the return on the investment simply isn't going to be there.
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We're romantics, and the world is wondrous when you believe that you belong to some brave and special tribe and have experienced enlightenment — about the assassination of John F. Kennedy, about the existence of extraterrestrials, about the 9/11 attack on the World Trade Center, about vaccines — that all the less perceptive, more gullible conformists out there simply can't comprehend.
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What distinguishes St. Germain's book (which he wrote with Jon Sternfeld) is the perceptive acuity with which he narrates his personal journey through the "system," and explains how he was able, with the help of devoted adults—a driven pair of lawyers from Legal Aid, most of all, and the leaders of the exceptionally well-run group home where he turns 18—to skirt its usual outcomes.
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Justice Antonin Scalia was the single dissent on the case, arguing that the independent counsel was a clear disruption of the separation of powers: Frequently, an issue of this sort will come before the Court clad, so to speak, in sheep's clothing: the potential of the asserted principle to effect important change in the equilibrium of power is not immediately evident, and must be discerned by a careful and perceptive analysis.
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I'm sure some people have heard of David Graeber's thrilling "Fragments of an Anarchist Anthropology," but I think it's relatively obscure, if not as obscure as Keith H. Basso's "Wisdom Sits in Places: Landscape and Language Among the Western Apache," which is an extraordinary window into another cosmology and its perceptive powers, or perhaps "Horizontalism," edited by Marina Sitrin, a stirring book about the visionary uprisings in Argentina earlier this century.
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As a consequence, as Charlotte Allen put it in a polemical but perceptive column recently, to the extent that modern life has given us a Gileadan hierarchy of wealthy older women who have younger "handmaids" bearing children for them and domestic "Marthas" working as the help, it exists in the enlightened precincts of upper-class liberalism — as a support structure for lean-in feminism, not a form of patriarchal control.
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To the Editor: Re "Green Beer and Rank Hypocrisy" (Op-Ed, March 17): As a proud Irish-American, I want to thank Fintan O'Toole for his perceptive analysis of the lack of historical perspective shown by President Trump's Irish-American advisers, who ignore the similarities of the discrimination experienced by their immigrant ancestors to what the Trump administration is trying to inflict on modern-day Latino and Muslim immigrants.
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They have invested their business in ways that'd make the risk-averse queasy, but have proven to be incredibly perceptive: By elevating common fabrics like nylon to a luxury status, by expanding women's sartorial vocabulary and finding beauty and glamour in the "ugly" and "modest," by investing millions in diversifying their workforce to become a global brand with integrity, Prada is one of the few European brands that are known for thinking ahead.
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