Spacing out was to be expected from time to time.
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I would watch him, looking for signs of him spacing out.
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Nick's just doing a good job of spacing out the floor.
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But about 15 minutes in I was spacing out; I wasn't hearing anything.
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Afterward, spacing out before bed, make some plans for cooking later this week.
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The company added that it was taking precautions by spacing out workers in cubicles.
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Spacing out homes reduces the chance that fire will jump from one to the next.
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During the 90-minute-long event, contestants are banned from doing anything other than spacing out.
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In the past, that's meant spacing out about meeting Taylor Swift and forgetting who Colton Haynes is.
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In shrinking and spacing out those returns to meatspace, the book begins to stall, and eventually unravels.
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Rather than equally spacing out the key frames, a tracker identifies specific frames with spikes in activity.
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Spacing out the dots in this way gives the grid a more uniform and aesthetically pleasing pattern.
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MC says his seamstress team is practicing social-distancing while at work ... spacing out their sewing stations.
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The point is to demonstrate how burnout can affect anyone, but everyone can benefit from spacing out.
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Set a timer for three minutes, and spend some time spacing out or scrolling through your Instagram feed.
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Apple improved the keyboard of the 9.7-inch iPad Pro by spacing out the keys ever so slightly.
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To prepare, he would quiz himself frequently, spacing out information and scrambling the order in which he learned it.
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To prepare, Dr. Bose would quiz himself frequently, spacing out information and scrambling the order in which he learned it.
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Political docs often seem by-the-numbers, with brief slivers of candor spacing out a timeline of familiar public events.
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"We also are asking restaurants to take social distancing precautions, including the spacing out of tables for customers," Cooper said.
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CULTURE VULTURES SG: By around 3, if we're not at home spacing out on the sofa, we go to a museum.
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In the meantime, unless you've been diagnosed by a clinician, or you're literally doing ketamine, maybe just say you're spacing out.
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"And some teachers like the idea of just spacing out their breaks so they can recharge in October [and] March," Thorsland added.
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Anne begins acting out on feelings of alienation, expressing her dissatisfaction by spacing out to Soft Cell while Peter entertains dinner guests.
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GDAX is educating users about spacing out large trades so that crashes can be avoided, but that doesn't mean they'll necessarily care.
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But be careful: Spacing out sessions or scheduling them too concurrently seem to slow gains, so find a healthy medium that works.
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Besides spacing out his giving over many years (as mentioned above), there are a few scenarios in which Zuckerberg could gain more control.
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Instead of spacing out or staring at the wall as you hustle to and from work, plug into Headspace, a free meditation app.
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In truth, the brain is highly active across its entirety just about all the time, even when we are spacing out or sleeping.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics has warned that spacing out vaccinations increases childhood exposure to disease and that doctors should follow the recommended schedule.
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By artificially spacing out trees, the plantation forests that make up most of Germany's woods ensure that trees get more sunlight and grow faster.
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I couldn't find my phone anywhere, I got a couple flat tires, I was just staring into bonfires and spacing out and writing songs.
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In celebration of its 50th year, the museum decided to dispense with spacing out the suspense and announced its entire 2017 exhibit roster this week.
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They called for spacing out doses at longer intervals, cutting maintenance doses, minimizing venom waste -- and stopping treatment for patients at lowest risk for severe reactions.
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The children typically need treatment every four hours, but for now Hicks has been spacing out their treatments over longer time periods due to the costs.
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Warehouse insiders said the company had gotten rid of security checks, would allow phones on the warehouse floor, and was spacing out chairs in break rooms.
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Until then, she is continuing to see clients, spacing out their appointments so they don't overlap, and disinfecting all equipment and physical spaces after each visit.
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Since communications were lost, scientists have been using the network to check for STEREO-B, spacing out three three-hour blocks each week to search for it.
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The first season only has eight episodes, so this wasn't a long thing, but spacing out my viewing definitely let me process what was happening a bit more.
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The point of the program was never actually to help people stay in their homes, of course; it was to preserve the finance industry by spacing out foreclosures.
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It meant spacing out which friends I asked for an extra, too embarrassed by the prospect of repeat-requesting someone who'd realize I never had any and ask why.
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Apple says that it has also instituted additional deep-cleaning protocols and taken measures to reduce density by cancelling Today at Apple sessions and spacing out Genius Bar appointments.
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So, the next time you're on hold and spacing out to Justin Timberlake's "Cry Me a River", it might be time to ask yourself, "Is there a bot for this?"
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It had to struggle to avoid conflicts with religious holidays while spacing out the three presidential and one vice presidential debate out over the course of four weeks in autum.
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In terms of soundstage, the Utopia feels like a full 360-degree sphere around my head, spacing out sound both in front and behind as well as to the sides.
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In his interview with Bill O'Reilly, which Fox News is spacing out over three nights, Trump hinted that a new healthcare law might not be rolled out within the year.
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Companies are equipping workers with gloves and masks, taking worker temperatures, spacing out restaurant tables, reconfiguring factory work stations, sanitizing work areas, adjusting schedules, and allowing employees to work from home.
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How many times have you seen someone walking down the street or sitting in a restaurant, head buried in a smart phone or simply spacing out, unaware of the world around them?
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Bizplan Premium: Lifetime Subscription — $49.00 See Details If you often find yourself spacing out or misinterpreting whatever you're reading, the BeeLine Reader offers an ingenious solution to help you peruse everything 39.993% faster.
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It's a bit freaky and mind-blowing at first… but if everything goes as planned, within a few minutes you'll probably find yourself spacing out and doing whatever you normally do as a passenger.
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The senior author, Janne S. Tolstrup, a professor of epidemiology at the University of Southern Denmark, said that spacing out your drinks over the week might be at least as important as the amount consumed.
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I am sorry to be this guy today, coming in hot on a Sunday morning when maybe all you'd like to be doing is spacing out or reading the new Robert Galbraith novel from J.K. Rowling.
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While the book doesn't specify what constitutes a "long time," I did find myself spacing out here and there over the course of the afternoon I spent aimlessly hiking through the brush just outside of Palm Springs.
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That process has become easier, in part because the spread simplifies the QB position by spacing out defenders and turning the art of progression into a simple process of reading a few keys and throwing the ball.
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Accompanying the photos are tips to help you capture the same vibe, such as spacing out containers in order to create a sense of "airiness" and labeling them to ensure they're aesthetically unified and moreover, easy to find.
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The increasing popularity of the term has meant it is sometimes flippantly used as a catch-all synonym for the experience of "spacing out," reducing a serious disorder to a funny quip to retweet on the bus to work.
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Maybe you're frustrated that you forgot to pack yourself a breakfast for the third time this week, or you're spacing out while catching up with a friend over coffee, or finding it just straight-up impossible to concentrate on work.
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The counties made the drastic decision to force residents to stay at home in an effort to "flatten the curve," essentially spacing out coronavirus cases so they don't overwhelm local medical and emergency resources and contribute to rapid community spread.
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For a balanced diet, Armul suggests aiming for 50 to 60 percent of your calories from carbs, 15 to 30 percent from fat, and 20 to 35 percent from protein; to maintain muscle, Lemond suggests spacing out your protein to about 20 grams per meal.
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Her book, "Bored and Brilliant: How Spacing Out Can Unlock Your Most Productive and Creative Self" (208 pages, St. Martin's Press, $26.99), which comes out in September, chronicles the experiment, and also sees Ms. Zomorodi interviewing experts and letting her listeners recount their experiences.
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On the campaign trail, Donald Trump, a real estate developer, entertained libertarians with his theory that spacing out vaccines makes more sense to him than what the carefully studied schedule that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and every other legitimate medical authority in our country recommends.
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The research team, led by Peter Chai at Harvard Medical School's Brigham and Women's Hospital, found that most of the patients started spacing out their doses after a few days, and stopped before their pills ran out, according to the study published in the journal Anesthesia and Analgesia.
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Love in particular has found a nice balance between spacing out on the perimeter and crashing the offensive glass, and is now averaging more rebounds per 100 possessions than either of his previous two seasons in Cleveland while maintaining a higher three-point attempt rate than any season he was in Minnesota.
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Microsoft says that the tools should be helpful for people with dyslexia, because it includes several different things to assist with reading: speaking text aloud as the current word is highlighted, spacing out the letters to make them easier to follow, using a custom font called "Fluent Calibri" that Microsoft claims is easier to read, and parsing out both syllables or parts of sentences to clarify their sound and purpose.
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Right now Klarna's payment and financing technology is integrated with 70,000 merchants, touching some 60 million consumers, in multiple markets in Europe and the U.S. While the bulk of its business up to now has been in services like providing financing at the point of sale — essentially giving buyers a way of, say, spacing out payments for large items — in June the company picked up a full banking license, which will give it the ability to expand into other payment and financing services.
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Brody Kenny of HipHopDX noted that the spacing out of verses between Jay Electronica and Jay-Z let "their words really sink in".
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Zomorodi is the author of the books Bored and Brilliant: How Spacing Out Can Unlock Your Most Productive and Creative Self and Camera Ready: How to Present Your Best Self and Ideas On Air and Online.
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This system works by spacing out the transverse members that support the longitudinal by about 3 or 4 meters, with the wide spacing this causes the traverse strength needed by displacing the amount of force the bulkheads provide.
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According to research conducted by Pyc and Rawson (2009) successful but effortful retrieval tasks during practice enhance memory in an account known as the retrieval effort hypothesis. Spacing out the learning and relearning of items leads to a more effortful retrieval which provides for deeper processing of the item.
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Tim Wheeler wrote two songs for the movie, one for each of the two rival bands, 10 Mile smile for the main band Shadowcaster & Spacing Out for rival band The Palava in the plot get a record deal. Both songs are exceptional but have not been released for some reason.
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This they did by spacing out the surface with slender full and half pilasters. On top of the half pilasters are miniature decorative towers (shikhara, called aedicula) with niches underneath.Brown in Kamath (2001), p.117 The highlight of the large hall are the bell shaped lathe turned pillars of dark grey stone (soap stone).
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The 2019 outbreak prompted President Donald Trump to shift away from his previous goal of spacing out vaccinations, and to insist that parents must vaccinate their children, stating "They have to get the shots. The vaccinations are so important". The Trump Administration also took a forceful position of requiring vaccination, with Trump's Surgeon General Jerome Adams calling for limitations on exemptions to vaccination.
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At this time the early heroes of the Bengali film industry like Pramathesh Barua and Debaki Bose were at the peak of their popularity. Barua also directed movies, exploring new dimension in Indian cinema. Debaki Bose directed Chandidas in 1932; this film is noted for its breakthrough in recording sound. Sound recordist Mukul Bose found a solution to the problem of spacing out dialogue and frequency modulation.
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Other concerns have been raised about the vaccine schedule recommended by the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP). The immunization schedule is designed to protect children against preventable diseases when they are most vulnerable. The practice of delaying or spacing out these vaccinations increases the amount of time the child is susceptible to these illnesses. Receiving vaccines on the recommended ACIP schedule is not linked to autism or developmental delay.
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Nalty, War Against Trucks, p. 108. There were some initial problems with the system. During Operation Commando Hunt I, for example, there were so many aircraft piling up in the air space over southern Laos that the air controllers and FACs could not keep track of them. Pilots, many of whom were veterans of Rolling Thunder, tended to arrive over the area in large waves instead of spacing out their arrivals over time.
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Research by Harvard psychologist Deirdre Barrett has found that people who experience vivid dream-like mental images reserve the word for these, whereas many other people when they talk about "daydreaming" refer to milder imagery, realistic future planning, review of past memories, or just "spacing out".Barrett, D. L. (1996). Fantasizers and Dissociaters: Two types of High Hypnotizables, Two Imagery Styles. In: R. Kusendorf, N. Spanos, & B. Wallace (Eds.) Hypnosis and Imagination.
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In this formation, Tanpopo released 3 more singles, a compilation album, and a compilation DVD. After Morning Musume's then-leader Yuko Nakazawa graduated in the Spring of 2001, Iida took on the role as the group's leader. Additionally, when Morning Musume "split" into 2 subgroups in 2003--Iida was leader of Morning Musume Otomegumi. She is also known for keeping her hair long throughout her Morning Musume career and also for spacing out frequently.
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Contextual enrichment and distribution of practice in the classroom. Cognition and Instruction, 1(3), 341-358. This shows that spacing out study sessions and studying in different environments helps with retention as it provides time for the brain to consolidate the information without being interrupted by new information. The benefits of spacing were also demonstrated in an earlier study by Reder and Anderson (1982) which yielded similar results, confirming the spacing effect’s relevance and effects on learning.
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The general public also uses the term for a broad variety of experiences. Research by Harvard psychologist Deirdre Barrett has found that people who experience vivid dreamlike mental images reserve the word for these, whereas many other people refer to milder imagery, realistic future planning, review of past memories or just "spacing out"—i.e. one's mind going relatively blank—when they talk about "daydreaming."Barrett, D.L. "Fantasizers and Dissociaters: Two types of High Hypnotizables, Two Imagery Styles".
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Furthermore, some vaccines are probably more likely to prevent or modify than cause or exacerbate autoimmune diseases. Another common concern parents often have is about the pain associated with administering vaccines during a doctor's office visit. This may lead to parental requests to space out vaccinations; however, studies have shown a child's stress response is not different when receiving one vaccination or two. The act of spacing out vaccinations may actually lead to more stressful stimuli for the child.
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Family planning was very important and certain aspects are put into place before anything takes course, but the family planning did not apply to everyone. People were concerned with circumstances that may impact their family and or the community. The process of planning the family structure is mutually between the husband and wife. An important aspect of the family structure is determining the number of children the mother has, and spacing out the pregnancies as a way to make sure the health of the mother and children are not at risk, and also strengthen the well-being of the family.
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The name was inspired by the audience communicating to Zomorodi that they listen to the show because they are interested in the "purposeful use of technology." Zomorodi released a book entitled "Bored and Brilliant: How Spacing Out Can Unlock Your Most Productive and Creative Self" with St. Martin's Press in September 2017. Based on a series of episodes of Note to Self from 2015, the book expands on the benefits of removing distractions to increase well-being and stimulate creativity, and includes feedback from listener responses to the podcast. Zomorodi left the show in April 2018 to launch a new cyptocurrency supported podcast that was not affiliated with WNYC.
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People queuing to buy takeaway beer in London on 1May 2020. Initially, the pub chain J D Wetherspoon remained open, seeking to promote social distancing, including spacing out tables more and encouraging use of its mobile app to order food and drink, but from 20 March, Wetherspoon pubs closed in line with government instructions.Coronavirus (COVID-19) in the UK 20 March 2020 jdwetherspoon.com accessed 21 March 2020 On 25 March, off- licences were added to the list of essential businesses allowed to stay open, also enabling pubs and brewery taprooms with licences to sell beer for home consumption to offer takeaway sales and home deliveries.
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They left for a journey in the outside world to bring back the , a mysterious divine protection that has once made Shai-Fang a warm and peaceful land. It is later revealed that this "Goshintai" is actually a human, a girl called the , considered a being with god-like powers in Shai-Fang. :Tarnyang, the older sister, is a holy sword user wielding a jian with a strong-willed, but cheerful, personality. Sainyang, the younger sister and more taciturn of the two (she only whispers to her sister's ear), can use arts with a mysterious power similar to magic, but is often seen spacing out and is very weak, so she's not very useful in battle.
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An example of an English translation of Russian original, with a non-typewriter font (i.e. variable-width letters) is in Eigeles, M. A., Kinetics of adhesion of mineral particles to air bubbles in flotation suspensions, Comptes Rendus (Doklady) de l'Académie des sciences de l'URSS, XXXIV(4), 340–344, 1939. This letter-spacing is referred to as sperren in German, which could be translated as "spacing out": in typesetting with letters of lead, the spacing would be achieved by inserting additional non- printing slices of metal between the types, usually about an eighth of an em wide. On typewriters a full space was used between the letters of an emphasized word and also one before and one after the word.
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Spacing out the columns took time, and it was 16.30 before they crossed the old front line and headed for Loos. Shortly afterwards they came in full view of German artillery, which practically destroyed the battalion transport. Instead of going through the village of Loos and north of the Loos Crassier spoil heap, the 8th Yorkshires, followed by 10th Green Howards, passed on the south side, bumping into 1/20th Londons of 47th (1/2nd London) Division, which was holding part of the German positions. The CO of 1/20th Londons tried to stop the advance, but the two Yorkshire battalions carried on in extended lines towards Chalk Pit Copse, well south of Hill 70.
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However, as he is shy and socially inept, his attempts to become closer to the family are gently rebuffed. Sy eventually manages to spark a connection with Nina Yorkin (Connie Nielsen) when he pretends to be interested in a book that he saw her purchase. Nina learns that Sy lives a solitary existence, something only her son Jake had considered previously. The next day, Sy is fired after the store's manager Bill (Gary Cole) discovers that Sy has printed many more prints than have been ordered and paid for, as well as for spacing out on the job, taking 90-minute lunch breaks, giving Jake a disposable camera free for his birthday, and for an altercation with the developing machine's maintenance person.
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In 1991, Deirdre Barrett examined a larger group of extremely high hypnotizables and confirmed that about 60% fit Barber and Wilson's characterization of fantasizers while 40% were what she termed "dissociaters" who: 1) experienced daydreaming mostly as "spacing out" and not remembering what had been going on for periods of time, 2) had later than average ages for first memories, and 3) had parents who had been harshly punitive and/or who had experienced other childhood traumas. Fantasizers tended to experience hypnosis as being much like other imaginative activities while dissociaters reported it was unlike anything they'd ever experienced.Barrett, D. L. (1991) Deep Trance Subjects: A Schema of Two Distinct Subgroups. Chpt in R. Kunzendorf (Ed.) Imagery: Recent Developments, NY: Plenum Press, p.
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A common view among the general public—and, in the past, by the scientific community— is that those who believe they have been abducted by aliens are mentally ill. This view has little support from scientists and academics because most studies have found alleged abductees are no more likely than the general population to suffer from psychopathologies. Nevertheless, abductees differ from the general public in significant ways. For example, abductees often score higher than average people in tests measuring hypnotic suggestibility, absorption, magical ideation, and dissociative experiences; abductees are more likely to accept suggestions of a hypnotist as true, are prone to becoming fully engrossed in their imaginations and fantasies, are more likely to believe in unusual phenomena, and experience more alterations in consciousness, such as spacing out.
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The alabaster skin with the bold rouge and painted lip suggest only the impression of a woman, similar to a doll, it only suggests the appearance of a girl. Normally in context with the style of the era (late 1920s), this could be taken as a trendy and lively style, “the women's tight-fitting sweaters, cloche hats, and made-up faces, which in a previous era would have marked them as sexually available, had become mainstream”. But Hopper negates that by making the woman’s face the same value of white as other blank features in the background, thus hollowing-out her human essence. The viewer interprets her to be “spacing out”or listening un-intently rather than making eye contact and interacting with the viewer, as if she is not focused on her surroundings. The composition of Chop Suey further encompasses Hopper’s concept memory as opposed to complete realism.
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In an attempt to effectively develop the population socioeconomically and increase the standard of living within the population, the Vietnam government emphasized the need to contain birth rates. In 1988, Council of Ministers issued an in-depth family planning policy, adding additional restrictions beyond the previous restriction of keeping the maximum number of children per household to two. The detailed one-or-two-child policy of Vietnam was established nine years after China's one-child policy was implemented, and elements of China's policy are reflected in Vietnam's, such as the emphasis on marrying later, postponing childbearing age (22-years of age or older for women and 24-years of age or older for men), and spacing out birth of children (3–5 years apart). The state was required to supply free birth control devices (such as intrauterine loops, condoms, and birth control pills) and to provide facilities for individuals who are eligible for abortions.
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