How is it, for example, that when someone sees red (which physically speaking is electromagnetic waves of a particular frequency) there is also a subjective feeling of redness?
"By now we know, for example, that when Alim says he's going to sing in humayun," Mr. Gandelsman said, "it's a very specific thing, and it's rare, and when it happens you should be prepared to cry".
Previous work has shown, for example, that when dogs look guilty, they may not actually be feeling guilty.
"They forget, for example, that when concentrating on their phone, a cyclist may pull up beside or just ahead of them and they may pull away, totally unaware of the cyclist's presence," he said.
That's the ability to intuit someone else's mental state to know, for example, that when someone raises their hand toward us, they're trying to give us a high-five rather than slap us.
It reminds us, for example, that when enquiring into the problems of perception or in discussing the concepts of seeing, hearing, and smelling, we are not tackling the questions of opticians, neuro-physiologists or psychologists.
Maynard is the classic example that when we've had enough and the suffering is too great, we should be allowed to leave this earth with dignity, surrounded by loved ones and in a very peaceful manner.
This meant, for example, that when coding the studies for themes, we did not code literally every sentence of the findings or results sections as Thomas and Harden did [ 24].
We now know, for example, that when attacked, plants "cry for help" by producing volatiles that attract carnivorous enemies of the attacking herbivores (Dicke 2009); and on the other hand, parasitic plants can recognize their prey at a distance and evaluate their nutritional value before deciding to invade them (Kelly 1992; Koch et al. 2004).
I'm sure, for example, that when he ventures outside the music business he encounters racism.
Funny, for example, that when Minnie arrives with groceries, she includes a bottle of Johnnie Walker, Bette's tipple of choice.
