The present proposal is inspired by a somewhat unexpected analogy between cyclic nets and "semantically closed" languages, i.e., languages containing their own truth predicate.
The acting profession, in particular, cultivates a semi-closed language, partly, I suspect, as a way of warding off demons.
Moreover, do subtle aspects of movement, such as hand-shape in a limb action (e.g., open or closed) during language processing, also imply motor-language interactions in the brain?
If a closed vocabulary language model can be constructed from the lyrics of the songs in the database, then such knowledge gives an important advantage for recognition [9].
"Are there questions?" (together with closed body language) can communicate that you don't actually want questions.
The look of critical evaluation when combined with closed body language, crossed arms and legs, indicate that you may need to make a more convincing argument.
Everyone knows that crossed arms and legs indicate closed body language, but I am always amazed at how many people do that in meetings and even presentations.
If the person you are talking to is using unreceptive or closed body language, a way to open it up is to mimic their negative posture briefly and then go back to a friendly, positive one.
Just stay in tune with their cues for whether they want to talk to you or not; if they seem into the conversation, continue, but if they're trying to end the conversation, move away from you, or using very closed body language, give up and move on.
Luisa seems drawn to closed systems, languages she can't access.
