The intimate pianissimo control of the singing of Cecilia Bartoli – recorded Vivaldi – adds its own layer of gorgeousness, to the extent that you almost decline to breathe, for fear of breaking its spell.
In an editorial accompanying the Nature study, Dr. John F. Kalaska, a neuroscientist at the University of Montreal, argued that after such bugs had been worked out, scientists might even discover areas of the cortex that allow more intimate, subtle control of prosthetic devices.
TVs are not intimate and control is ceded to the broadcaster or service provider.
Such intimate flow control means much less down time -- simply put, workers at the Wrangler plant don't spend time waiting for parts.
Women are the vast majority of the victims of nonconsensual pornography, stalking, electronic abuse and other forms of electronically-enhanced intimate partner control.
Even though this dining table is located within a larger space, the homeowners can make this area feel intimate by controlling all the various points of light.
Wives and mothers were torching the most intimate accessory of control; what might they put a match to next?
The prevailing opinion appeared to be that the shift in narrator changed the game, turning an implausible erotic melodrama into a more disturbing portrayal of intimate abuse and control.
The humiliation and shame often experienced by rape victims are predictable results of experiencing total subjugation and the intimate loss of control of one's body.
At the heart of Blind's magic is something universal to every person who has ever been employed — the duality between our personal selves and our "work" selves, and the human drive to be both intimate and in control of our relationships.
Shoeman (1984) endorses these views and stresses that privacy provides a way to control intimate information about oneself and that has many other benefits, not only for relationships with others, but also for the development of one's personality and inner self.
