What hermeneutical reflection reveals of aesthetic experience is nothing extraneous to such experience but a further disclosure of what is held within it.
To measure the extraneous cognitive load experienced by learners, participants completed a 7-point Likert style survey on their subjective perceptions of task difficulty [43].
Long-term, based on what I've experienced so far, most Digital Touch features are probably going to be used exclusively between myself and her, but that doesn't mean they're extraneous to the experience; in contrast, it actually emphasizes just how right Tim Cook is to call the Apple Watch its "most personal device ever".
Each time I stepped on the carpet, I cleared my head of extraneous thoughts and previous experiences.
The survey will be developed, piloted, and implemented in collaboration with the iNeo Scientific Advisory Committee by iNeo researchers with experience investigating the extraneous factors that may impact quality of care.
In our experiments, no extraneous stress was imposed.
The boys arrived in an America that was going through its own post-Civil War transformation, and Leibovitz and Miller use the newcomers' experiences as pretexts for discourses on extraneous subjects.
According to the company, its noise-canceling system was devised by Amar Bose, the founder, following a disappointing experience with airline-provided headphones in 1978: extraneous cabin noise competed with the audio entertainment — and cranking up the volume just muddied the sound.
Experiences are atomised into their component parts, the extraneous excised in an attempt to maximise the impact of the parts we prefer, with no thought to how their context changes them.
In an interview, Dr. Nelson suggested that the normal "pruning process" -- the loss of extraneous neurons and connections that occur as children mature and gain experience -- fails to happen in autism, leading to an enlarged brain.
