Sentence examples for emotional kernel from inspiring English sources
In the emotional kernel of the movie, Ramón contemplates the impossibility of consummating his passion for his beautiful new lawyer (Ms. Rueda) who suffers from a debilitating disease.
Artists who are critics, however, often extend the moral or philosophical or emotional kernel of their artistry into their writings (indeed, into their table talk, which is why interviews are often so delicious to read, as are letters and such books as Eckermann's "Conversations with Goethe").
Emotional Kernel Panic and Ada.20b are live coding performances by Ricardo Brazileiro and Jeraman, respectively, based on the kernel (the bridge between the applications and the actual data processing) of their operating systems.
Thus, it is interesting how, while Emotional Kernel Panic approaches the performance of your machine in terms of its emotional and artistic capabilities, in Ada 2.0b, the line that separates these two is erased, and the machine's performance is presented as the artist's own performance.
He is brilliant at finding a kernel of emotional truth in, and a fresh approach to, familiar dance narratives that make them resonate in new ways.
Additional kernels include a low emotional response to negative behaviors (e.g., Abramowitz et al. 1987), playing three games per day, and using beat the timer (e.g., Adams and Drabman 1995).
Mr. Margulies is gifted at creating complex characters through wholly natural interaction, allowing the emotional layers, the long histories, the hidden kernels of conflict to emerge organically.
We used the WEKA [27] library to apply three commonly used algorithms to classify emotional classes: a support vector machine (SVM) based on the Pearson VII kernel function (PUK) kernel, a multilayer perceptron (MLP) with one hidden layer, and C4.5.
Jocelyn Bioh's "School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play" (an MCC Theatre production, at the Lucille Lortel) has so many fabulous moments drawn from cruelty and vengeance that attempting to separate the humor from the emotional barbarism would be like trying to peel a kernel of corn: you could do it, but it would take too long, and to what purpose?
We learned that Abe Lincoln and Michael Jordan love naps, that corn is all about the juicy kernels, and that not everyone quite understands what emotional intelligence means.
