Nate, meanwhile, needed to remind Serena that "you're really vulnerable right now after Steven broke up with you," (a direct quote) because no matter what her sex tape-derived emotions might've been telling her to the contrary, Dan was no longer the "high school kid you fell in love with" and that she needed to resist her feelings for him.
Hobbes, by appealing to the motive of self-interest in his description of persons in a State of Nature from which morality must be derived, construes emotion in a typically masculine way, as the motive appropriate for prompting actions with strangers in the so-called public sphere with which men have traditionally been associated (Calhoun 1988).
"I shall derive my emotions solely from the arrangement of surfaces," he wrote in a manifesto published a month after his death.
Annotating procedure: Two types of annotation were performed, with experienced emotion annotated by student volunteers and intended emotions annotated by experts; expected emotion was derived from the experienced emotion annotations.
This would extend the use of the current methodology in systems than can process a reader's discrete emotions derived from the typographic cues and the TtS systems that only support discrete emotion approach.
Kleban shared with Stephen Sondheim the belief that contradictory and complicated human emotions, derived from life's particular circumstances, could and should be reflected in stage music.
But it must be borne in mind that laughter is a phenomenon of the trigger-releaser type, where a sudden turn of the tap may release vast amounts of stored emotions, derived from various, often unconscious, sources: repressed sadism, sexual tumescence, unavowed fear, even boredom.
With that in mind, asked five talented GIF artists to help build upon these ideas by providing their own visual interpretation of five internet-derived emotions.
Expected emotion was derived from the individual experienced emotion annotations using a correlation-based scheme similar to that in [78] with particularly uncorrelated annotations being rejected as outliers.
However, all these studies were based on a domain-general model of emotions, with discrete categories derived from the basic emotion theory, such as sad and happy (Ekman 1992a,) or bi-dimensional theories, such as pleasant and unpleasant (Hevner 1936; Russell 2003).
Every year at this time we are inundated with emotion derived from the loss of loved ones.
