The success of the writer, Paul Zimet, one of the company's founders, in capturing the thinking of these 17th-century scientists, is impressive.
Mindsets drive cognitive processing, and the mindset component captures the critical thinking that is an important element of professional skepticism and is required by standards.
This film records the play's 2006 LA staging: hardly standard live-event fare, it's closer to Mike Figgis or Michael Almereyda's experiments in giving perilously archaic texts a scholarly redesign, shot by Miss Julie's Benoît Delhomme in dynamic close-ups that capture the players thinking their way through Wilde's tricky, arguably misogynist scenario.
And it captures in a nutshell the thinking behind some of the most interesting art today.
Ramm captures the myopia of our thinking about he Obama might "let us down," or is "bound to disappoint," all of which misses what may be his different approach and the burden on us, as citizens, to act.
Here we get the stupefying, almost impossible-to-credit explanation of how Child captures the texture of Reacher's thinking: because it's his thinking, too.
While the campaign does not nearly rival Cosmopolitan in sexual explicitness, it tilts in that direction, the better, the thinking goes, to capture the attention of the 20-something agency employees.
In one particularly pithy formulation, which neatly captures the thrust of the new thinking's insistence upon God and Man as two irreducible subjects of historical predications, he says that 'God and Man is a reciprocal letter exchange' (1968, 23).
"The Good Wife" has excelled at exploring the complexities of work and politics; it has also captured the exhilarations of thinking and talking, and of intellectual competition.
Dr. Mongeau said the study seemed to have captured the dissonant, circular thinking that characterized what it felt like for a friendship to enter treacherous territory.
