-- Errol Morris, "The Most Curious Thing" MEASURE FOR MEASURE It is an immutable "truth" in art and music that facts are not necessarily the best indicators of the deepest human experience.
The potential for helping curious people measure, track, analyse and diagnose aspects of their personal health in the context of their lifestyle choices — potentially in highly granular detail — is almost limitless.
By Richard Lockridge The New Yorker, February 20 , 1932P. 11 The Chesterfield cigarette company has been advertising its cigarette size as the only right size for a cigarette; a curious soul measured a number of other cigarettes, including Old Gold and Camels and found them to be the same.
Even though Devils Coach Peter DeBoer indicated he had no interest in checking for illegal sticks, because of a loosening of the rules on the curve in blades (the penalty, according to the N.H.L., was last called during the 2008-09 season), I was curious what measures, if any, the Kings were taking to prevent their stick rack from being hijacked before Game 2 at the Prudential Center.
He was lucid, rested, steady, rested, measured, curious and rested.
49 The absence of a statistically significant difference between DVS 200 mg and placebo on the primary outcome measure is curious in light of the significant differences seen with the 100 mg and 400 mg doses.
That is progress of sorts, but the president is holding stubbornly to his position that greenhouse- gas emissions can be reduced without setting standards and timetables for measuring performance a curious stance for someone who holds an MBA degree.
In the second movement Mr. Dudamel clearly wanted to convey that this seemingly breezy music is not just a waltzing diversion in an unconventional meter of five beats to the measure but a curious, melancholic reflection on a dance.
I'm especially curious about the images of measuring instruments on the facade.
Both are security measures to protect curious chimps from getting out and perhaps prevent curious hunters from getting in.
