First, forming concrete plans concerning the when, where, and how of pursuing a goal leads to earlier enactment of goal-directed behavior, quicker initiation of responses, and better goal completion (Gollwitzer & Sheeran, 2006; Webb & Sheeran, 2003).
(An earlier re-enactment, in 2005, was the subject of an Australian Broadcasting Corporation documentary).
(His early convictions were before enactment of the three-strike law).
The theme for the early displays was "battle enactment", which proved to be popular with the paying public and resulted in Belle Vue becoming an all-day entertainment venue.
These faux-primitive re-enactments of early film are one side of Mr. Kentridge's exploration of this Mozart opera.
Although in that study the B cells analyzed expressed CD27, it is tempting to postulate that upon profound B cell depletion there could be a re-enactment of early B cell ontogeny and that the cells described in the report by Rouzière and coworkers [ 1] might represent mutated marginal zone B cell precursors that have not yet acquired CD27.
Attending a historical re-enactment of an early colonial settler being paraded by the militia and humiliated for adultery, Margot is invited to whip the offender.
They have been critical of not just the MoMA show, which included a retrospective of Ms. Abramovic's career and re-enactments of some early work, but also her 2005 Guggenheim show, "Seven Easy Pieces".
8 P.M. (CBS) THE AMAZING RACE In this Season 16 premiere, 11 teams prepare to sprint nearly 40,000 miles across five continents, while participating in a World War I re-enactment, retracing the early days of the Beatles and coming face-to-face with an especially nefarious villain.
It is true that in the most straightforward and paradigmatic case of mental image formation – the direct recall of an earlier perceptual experience of something – enactment of what one would be doing if actually perceiving that thing is equivalent to re-enactment of what one did during the original perceptual episode.
