French researcher Victor T. Junod was the first to describe symptoms of narcosis in 1834, noting "the functions of the brain are activated, imagination is lively, thoughts have a peculiar charm and, in some persons, symptoms of intoxication are present".
"It should activate the imagination through experience," Mr. Van Valkenburgh said.
When we read, we activate our imagination and we help create the traumatic event.
Activate your imagination to develop possibilities that stretch beyond what exists in your current reality.
If the player is willing to activate their imagination in place of authenticity.
This would be a good time to activate your imagination, because the guide - an employee of the U.S. National Park Service - paints vivid word-pictures of all the history book-fillers that went on here over the centuries.
It will entertain you and activate your imagination, which will make you mentally younger.
The current study elaborated how the brain is activated during imagination and observation of different postural tasks to provide recommendations about the conception of non-physical balance training.
Long ago, the German Romantic philosopher Friedrich Schlegel proposed that fragments are interesting because they point toward absent wholes, thereby activating the imagination.
He turned back to their interviewer and explained: "I'm attracted to art that activates your imagination, puzzles you, tempts you, seduces you into questioning your own life and the world you're in.
Janet Malcolm once wrote, "Writing is a fraught activity for everyone, of course, male or female, but women writers seem to have to take stronger measures, make more peculiar psychic arrangements, than men do to activate their imaginations".* She might have especially been channelling Jane Bowles.
