This paradigm has previously been shown to lead to contextual control over extinguished as well as non-extinguished responding.
"It could be," the woman said in a voice as lifeless as an extinguished bonfire.
Finally, at the end-stage of severe degenerative retinopathies (such as RP), nearly extinguished ERGs (e.g., low-SNR, such as the one shown in Figures 4(a) and 5) are often the last measurable signs of functional vision [ 32].
As Leontes and Hermione exit at the play's end, Mr. Edelstein resurrects Mamillius as a ghost, playing the tinkly toy piano he enjoyed while alive, as ethereal a reminder of extinguished life as two shafts of blue light extending into the night sky.
Literally, it means "blowing out" or "becoming extinguished," as when a flame is blown out or a fire burns out.
But like the conversation of Mr. Gallego, the messenger, this scintillating one was also quickly and resolutely extinguished as the train plunged back into the darkness.
A verse Popcaan recorded for Drake was recently left off the latter's album, and this fact is often mocked by the other teams – but their taunts are euphorically extinguished as Drake offers up a dub of his global smash One Dance, slaying Mixpak's rivals with the hatchet he buries.
Though long extinguished as acceptable political thought, it never entirely lost its aura in France or its literary prestige: the influence of Charles Maurras, the leader and philosopher of the extreme right-wing Action Française, on the early thought of T. S. Eliot is famous.
And I was angry too; because I knew they were going to kill that man, because I had not been able to do anything, and because it was so easy and so senseless, the way people's lives were extinguished as if they meant nothing at all.
Perhaps "that fire is slowly extinguished as we grow old".
