Imagine that, in order for the arresting hook to catch a wire on the deck, you must have about +20 degrees on the yoke (stick).
Imagine that in football.
It's not such a problem if you don't need that result right away, but imagine if you had to do that in order to play a game on the highest graphical settings; you want to get those video frames up ASAP, and it's impractical (not to mention inelegant) to send them off to be resolved remotely.
The Rev. Arthur Price Jr. urged the congregation to get past its passion for the basketball tournament, its passion for Auburn and Alabama (imagine that, in 1963), in order to focus on the faith so alive in the church with the energy of the bass guitar, drums and horn section accompanying the vibrant choir.
Hypothetically, we might imagine a model which erroneously predicts certain compounds to be safe, because it was designed to do that (in order to allow the use of a certain compound on the market).
She makes a cameo in the imagination of Elizabeth, the book's heroine, telling the character that she is not really having an orgasm, but that "you are just imagining it in order to submit yourself to your husband and his mighty penis".
Exact verbatim details were as follows: During the time that you were alone, were you thinking of or imagining something in order to help you reduce, remove or cancel out any negative feelings or distress from the imaginary meal task?
"When Hitler is depicted in such a non-threatening manner, people may find it difficult to imagine that same man ordered millions of people to the gas chambers".
But it is not far wrong to say that, for him, capitalism forms an all-embracing system, that how people think about things is somehow trapped and distorted by that system, and that in order to imagine alternatives to capitalism, you must first break its mental hold by thinking obliquely and unconventionally, especially about literature, architecture and the arts.
