(I've tried, it's a fool's errand). You really have to pay attention to follow what's going on, and any kind of interruption can take you too far off track.
For Levinas, time will consist in two axes: (1) the flowing synthesis of now moments, Husserl's structure of transcendental consciousness; (2) and a peculiar kind of interruption that Levinas will call the event of transcendence.
Do they write the scenes this way — wrenching their thoughts in different directions with a sort of "meanwhile, in character B's world" kind of interruption?
Mr. Bush was briefly interrupted by protesters who held up a sign that read "Thief" and shouted "Stop the war," the kind of interruption that has rarely been seen since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
"Isn't being a mother wonderful?" We'll tell you the truth, this is the kind of interruption we love.
But few companies say that they are as fully prepared as Equinix for the kind of interruption in business caused by natural disasters, blackouts or terrorist attacks.
This kind of interruption is called physical interruption.
A 2012 audit recommended that DWP do even more to diversify and "should consider alternative supply basins and pipelines … to plan for unforeseen interruptions" — the kind of interruption the state's energy agencies now say could be imminent without Aliso Canyon.
Occasionally, the transition from E to A or even from A to B complex (during exon-definition to intron-bridging complex conversion), which are possible points of alternative splicing regulation [ 1], could suffer some kind of interruption due to the weakness of splice sites, halting later steps and retaining the intron.
Somehow, it seems, they marshaled extra brain power to steel themselves against interruption, or perhaps the potential for interruptions served as a kind of deadline that helped them focus even better.
