Rebecca Chisman assumes a pose in the audience, places a hand on her cocked hip and taps her foot humorously.
The question, in advance of today's House hearing with America's top spymasters, is whether that will change, now that Senate intelligence committee chair Dianne Feinstein has assumed a pose of shock and umbrage over what the spies are up to.
Most of us, when we talk about stretching, mean the practice of assuming a pose, like bending over to touch our toes or leaning against a wall to stretch our hamstring muscles, and holding that position until the stretching feels uncomfortable, usually 30 seconds or so.
G recognizes that the environment is a constantly changing filter that selects different poses, but does not recognize that assuming a pose is an analogy for selection.
3, 3a, 3c S recognizes that the environment is a constantly changing filter that selects different poses; explains that the act of assuming a pose is an analogy for the environment dictating which pose is selected.
| March 24 at 4 30: "Assuming a Pose," a short-film program, including "Four Beautiful Pairs" (1904, A. E. Weed; silent).
And it's a look about me that I can recognise, whereas often you are asked by photographers to assume a certain pose, turn your head to this side or that side or whatever, and when you see those photographs, often they don't look anything like you.
Dressed in identical black pants and little tank tops, they perch or stand on a small table, assume any pose or expression they want and squeeze the shutter.
They took a step back and each assumed a thoughtful pose: arms crossed, eyes narrowed.
