In the best of them, he extrapolates melancholy narratives from Ruscha-esque Polaroids of motel exteriors — introducing emotion to a deadpan form.
Emoji, stickers, and other such features are a layer on top of messaging, and an attempt to introduce emotion into chat, but ultimately their use still follows the same patterns and norms across conversations.
A pale, tattooed woman who is credibly sophisticated and intelligent tries to introduce emotions into her conversations with Bret, and he nearly expires in horror.
In Kraus et al. (2009), the operational capabilities of the ground autonomous vehicle have been improved by introducing emotions.
To make our point, we introduce emotions in the form of worker anger at perceptions of insufficient firm altruism (as in Levine, 1998 and Rotemberg, 2008) in the textbook version of Salop (1979).
In [37], an approach for continuous emotion recognition based on LSTM network is introduced, where emotion is represented by continuous values on multiple attribute axes, such as valence, activation, or dominance.
Such a framework allows us to separate the bias and pitfalls often introduced by emotion and ego that are otherwise impossible to overcome.
It introduced untoward emotions at a table of sharers, each of whom monitored the others' bites and angled for the final morsels.
In this paper, we introduced the emotions of fairness between groups to game theory by extending Dufwenberg and Kirchsteiger's model of sequential reciprocity to groups of individuals.
— but it allows Seiter to humanize the situation, and introduce some emotion and dramatic interest where only disconnected jokes had been before.
