And how can you stem such extraneous, long-winded trains of thought?
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She speaks unreservedly, dipping between subjects and trains of thought with a casual freeness.
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This is where we begin to see how their respective trains of thought merge.
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The film marries science with the soul, spurring some titillating trains of thought worth exploring.
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After all, the "anxious" or "angry" trains of thought you avoid probably aren't objectively true.
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Jonathan will go down trains of thought before checking back on himself, apologizing in the process.
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She could coordinate several physical acts while talking, as if illustrating multiple trains of thought in action.
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Moments of seriousness about race, immigration, and poverty are dotted with giggles, snacking, and forgotten trains of thought.
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The scene in the finale in which they lay out their respective trains of thought might be the show's finest.
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Zulpo has the chutzpah to reveal some strange trains of thought that can arise from just a mix-up of briefcases.
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What occupies the most cultural space likely depends on who possesses cultural power and what trains of thought they're most obsessed with.
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There are several interesting trains of thought running through the clues — let's run MOHEL down through NÉE and ILL TIMED, why not?
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"We are hearing two trains of thought from our community," said Miyagi, a retired Army major general who served at US Pacific Command.
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I could remember trains of thought for days and weeks at a time, instead of having to start over every day with a cloudy head.
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But there are those few rare occasions when it can be fuel for intellectual discussion—sparking creative trains of thought, lightbulb moments, and startup ideas.
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I think more quietly — in a recent call with my therapist, I compared it to having only six trains of thought running at once, instead of 18.
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"As soon as I was told he came in, I kind of lost all my trains of thought, because what do you play for Stevie Wonder?" he says.
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The most marginalized trains of thought have been given the biggest megaphones in the internet ecosystem, as you put it, and that has skewed our perceptions in unhelpful ways.
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Yes, there's at least one foreboding entry among the debuts, and depending on one's tendencies there are a couple of mordant trains of thought to hop onto as well.
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He is a weird formalist, a somewhat unmoored logician, whose pieces seem to be the result of long, elaborate trains of thought, picking up steam as they pull into stations of absurdity.
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That means: not thumbing through Twitter, scouring any room you enter for the best thing to Instagram, or following ten different trains of thought at once like you left all the tabs open in your brain.
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In one hyper-stimulating sequence, staffers list off some of their favorite artists, with the film following their trains of thought via a montage of samples and videos featuring everyone from Os Mutantes and Masaki Batoh to Vashti Bunyan and Harmonia.
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After retirement, Smith pursued his lifelong passion of railways and railway modelling, opening a model and hobby shop in Auckland. Smith had previously written of his interest in model railways in his 1977 book Little Trains of Thought (Whitcoulls Publishers, Christchurch; co-written with Ches Livingstone), which detailed his creation of a model HOn30-scale layout based on a fictional New Zealand West Coast narrow-gauge line."Little Trains of Thought", abebooks.com. Retrieved 25 September 2018.
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A painted frieze called Trains of Thought by Andrea Gardner and Sally Heller was installed at the mezzanine and platforms in the late 1990s as the "Creative Stations" program sponsored by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council. It features red clay models of R62s/R62As mounted on wood.
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Following Hobbes's notion of "trains of thought"Hobbes T. Leviathan (Blackwell, Oxford, 1946) p. 13 where one idea naturally follows another in the mind, Locke developed further the concept of knowledge as the perception of relations between ideas.Locke J. Essay Concerning Human Understanding (J. F. Dove, London, 1828) pp.
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The stage action began before visitors came in, and continued after they left. Inside encouraged audiences to treat the theatre as an exhibition space and the work as an exhibit, and to watch the action as if gazing at a landscape. Inside was conceived as a kind of visual meditation. The work was developed along two parallel trains of thought.
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In this chapter, Hume discusses how thoughts tend to come in sequences, as in trains of thought. He explains that there are at least three kinds of associations between ideas: resemblance, contiguity in space-time, and cause-and-effect. He argues that there must be some universal principle that must account for the various sorts of connections that exist between ideas. However, he does not immediately show what this principle might be.
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He died in Turin on 24 July 1990. A well-known student of Ciribini is Renzo Piano, whose dissertation Modulazione e coordinamento modulare (Modulation and modular coordination) was supervised by Ciribini in 1966. From the academic activity of Ciribini in Turin grew two different trains of thought: one was guided by Lorenzo Matteoli and widely assumed a performance concept approach, while the second, led by Giorgio Ceragioli, applied architectural technology to border-line building contexts as third world slums and self-building.
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Hartmann authored in the area of attention- deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and adult attention-deficit disorder (AADD), and is the creator (proposed by him in 1978, published in 1992) of the hunter vs. farmer hypothesis, saying ADD is an expected evolutionary adaptation to hunting lifestyles. These individuals have the ability of rapidly shifting their focus and external attention, and holding multiple trains of thought. This ability causes difficulties as they live and work in cultures in which "farming" — planned, predictable, organized, repetitive behaviors — is typical.
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QI Series 1 DVD Factoids As such, tangential discussions are encouraged, and panellists are apt to branch off into frivolous conversations, give voice to trains of thought, and share humorous anecdotes from their own lives. The number of points given and taken away are normally decided by the host or beforehand by QI researchers known as "The QI Elves". For example, in one episode Davies was docked 10 points for suggesting "oxygen" to the question "What is the main ingredient of air?" Negative scores are common, and occasionally even the victor's score may be negative.
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He named his dog Boot to go with Wellington. Wellington is quite a solemn intellectual and given to philosophical trains of thought. He can also be quite resourceful – he appears to support himself by selling handmade wooden buggies and pilfering food from sympathetic local shops, or convoluted schemes to create sudden crowds in order to celebrate his birthday on 25 October (which also happened to be Maurice Dodd's Birthday). Wellington can also be something of a worrier, always concerned that the world is going to rack an' rooney (rack and ruin).
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This is present chronically, both during and outside of psychosis, and may represent a middle point between normal inner speech and auditory hallucinations, as well as normal experience and first-rank symptoms. They may also experience uncontrolled multiple trains of thought with different themes simultaneously coursing through one's head interfering with concentration (thought pressure) or often feel they must attend to things with their full attention in order to get done what most people can do without giving it much thought (hyper-reflectivity), which can lead to fatigue.
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Although Stierlitz was a much-loved character, he was also the butt of a common genre of Russian jokes, often satirising his deductive trains of thought, with unexpected twists, delivered in the deadpan style of the voice-overs in the film adaptations; for example: Stierlitz continues to be a popular character in modern Russia. Despite the fact that references and Stierlitz jokes still penetrate contemporary speech, Seventeen Moments of Spring is very popular mainly because it is quite patriotic. It is repeated annually on Russian television, usually around Victory Day. Stierlitz also continues to have a political significance.
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Psychologists in South Africa race to respond to the social pressures and constraints placed on the field in the apartheid aftermath and there are now multiple efforts underway to develop South African psychology as both a profession and a science (2007, p. 439). In South Africa, they had some tough times. They had to bring in their own as president and he has been working hard to get his country back on its feet after the apartheid. There were lots of racial issues that needed to be resolved and also the improving the people's trains of thought.
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Another possible relationship between the two phenomena could be that the higher threshold for sensory interruption during REM sleep allows the brain to travel further along unrealistic and peculiar trains of thought. Some dreaming can take place during non-REM sleep. "Light sleepers" can experience dreaming during stage 2 non-REM sleep, whereas "deep sleepers", upon awakening in the same stage, are more likely to report "thinking" but not "dreaming". Certain scientific efforts to assess the uniquely bizarre nature of dreams experienced while asleep were forced to conclude that waking thought could be just as bizarre, especially in conditions of sensory deprivation.
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The novel is unusual for the irreverent way that historical figures and fictional characters are woven into the narrative, making for surprising connections and linking different events and trains of thought about fame and success, on the one hand, and poverty and racism on the other. Harry Houdini plays a prominent yet incidental part, reflecting on success and mortality. Arch-capitalist financier J.P. Morgan, pursuing his complex delusions of grandeur, is delivered a plainly spoken comeuppance from down-to-earth Henry Ford. Socialite Evelyn Nesbit becomes involved with the slum family and is aided by the anarchist agitator Emma Goldman.
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As a result, hardly did any prominent linguist write about the origin of language apart from German linguist Hugo Schuchardt. Darwinism addressed the arguments of other researchers and scholars much as Max Müller by arguing that language use, while requiring a certain mental capacity, also stimulates brain development, enabling long trains of thought and strengthening power. Darwin drew an extended analogy between the evolution of languages and species, noting in each domain the presence of rudiments, of crossing and blending, and variation, and remarking on how each development gradually through a process of struggle. The first phase in the development of biolinguistics runs through the late 1960s with the publication of Lennberg's Biological Foundation of Language (1967).
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As a bassoonist, Young is a founding member of the Poulenc Trio, where he has toured internationally and collaborated with violinist Hilary Hahn, clarinetists David Shifrin, Anthony McGill and Alexander Fiterstein, and oboists Liang Wang and James Austin Smith. He appears on several commercial recordings with the Poulenc Trio, including Poulenc Plays Poulenc, Creation, and Trains of Thought. He is principal bassoonist with the Baltimore Chamber Orchestra and performs with the IRIS Orchestra in Memphis, TN. He was a finalist in the Fernand Gillet-Hugo Fox International Bassoon Competition, and has appeared as soloist with prominent American orchestras, including the National Symphony Orchestra and Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. Composers have dedicated works to Bryan Young, including Octavio Vázquez, Steven Gerber, and Thomas Benjamin.
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Moral insanity was for disorders that only seemed to arise from a person's feelings and habits, not his intellect. The other three types involved increasing degrees of intellectual abnormality: a partial derangement that was limited to certain trains of thought; a full mania, by which was meant 'raving madness' regardless of topic; and lastly, a breakdown of any connections between ideas, referred to as incoherence or dementia. Prichard considered that some early nosologists, namely Sauvages, Sagar and Linnaeus, had distinguished between medical conditions with hallucinations and those involving depraved appetites or feelings. But he credits Pinel as the first in psychiatry to clearly distinguish madness without delerium, in opposition to Locke's widely accepted axiom that insanity always stemmed from faulty intellectual connections or mistaken perceptions.
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Jo Case from The Big Issue gave the book 4 out of 5 calling it "A highly entertaining ride through our recent musical past." Case said "This joyfully hyperactive memoir tells the story of an idiosyncratic life immersed in the local, national and international music scene." adding "He recalls battles with Michael Gudinski, writing notes to fellow snoop Helen Garner in a bandmate's diary, limousines in Los Angeles, ill-advised sex with housemates, touring with Split Enz, performing on Countdown and being jealous of Nick Cave". Michael Dwyer said "Cummings structures his stories in discrete episodes that play loose with cause and effect. A chronology exists, from the gleeful anarchy of The Pelaco Brothers to the anxious expectations that drove and destroyed The Sports to diminishing cycles of solo success, but omissions are gaping and diversions in time, space and trains of thought are many.".
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Ryle has been characterized as an "ordinary language" philosopher, for which the book's style of writing has attracted comment. Stuart Hampshire remarked in a review in Mind that: > There is only one property which I can discover to be common to Professor > Ryle and Immanuel Kant; in both cases the style is the philosopher - as Kant > thought and wrote in dichotomies, Professor Ryle writes in epigrams. There > are many passages in which the argument simply consists of a succession of > epigrams, which do indeed effectively explode on impact, shattering > conventional trains of thought, but which, like most epigrams, leave behind > among the debris in the reader's mind a trail of timid doubts and > qualifications. John Searle, who has often said that no great work of philosophy contains many footnotes and that philosophical quality varies inversely with the number of bibliographical references, considers the absence of footnotes in The Concept of Mind as a sign of its quality.
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