Sentence examples for invisible states from inspiring English sources
Got it licked: Before he turned to portrait sculpture and animation, when he was studying at the Royal College, one of Price's early investigations into invisible states of mind was a three-day performance in which he licked the walls of a gallery until his tongue bled.
In case of PAF, the conformational drift model seems to work for both visible and invisible states in a broad temperature range.
Here, we have used a combination of different spin relaxation NMR experiments to explore the energy landscape of apoSOD12SH and to elucidate the structural features of several invisible states that are populated via conformational fluctuations originating from the monomeric ground conformer of the protein.
She said grace, and reminisced about hunting for crayfish and mushrooms, and spending her afternoons in the upper branches of the pine trees, many of them now felled, along the invisible state line.
Much like G.I. Joe's Zartan, the polish is bright red in the sunlight, but fades to an almost invisible state indoors.
We used 1H NMR methods, including a recently proposed method relying in the well-known Saturation Transfer Difference (STD) experiment for the observation of 'invisible signals' in large aggregates (Invisible State STD or ISSTD).
Thus, subclinical actinic keratoses (SAK) exist in an early, macroscopically invisible state and may be exposed visually with imiquimod and treated before they can be diagnosed by usual clinical means and well before potential progression to invasive SCC [ 17].
For some, this situation reflects structural violence: a normalized albeit almost invisible state of social injustice inherent in the organization and governance of both public and private institutions [ 5].
"My little blue robot is my friend," an invisible narrator states on the first page.
Although it clarifies why humans discuss information about someone's reputation, it does not say that we need a ToM for understanding the invisible 'mental states' of others.
For instance: when we observe children or chimpanzees playing (see Fig. 1), then we do not first observe the contractions of the facial muscles and subsequently develop the prediction, derived from a ToM, what the invisible 'mind states' of the boy and the chimpanzee are.
