The terms wickiup and wigwam both mean "dwelling" and derive, respectively, from the Fox and Abenaki languages.
Moreover, mean dwelling time in either state is 2 seconds.
The stability of a state of neural activity, measured bythe mean dwelling time before a noise-induced transition to another state, depends on theneural firing-rate curves, the net strength of excitatory feedback, the statistics ofspike times, and increases exponentially with the number of equivalent neurons in thecircuit.
He described mean dwellings 'constructed in defiance of every law and principle on which the health and lives of the occupants depended'.
Careful planning means dwelling on the uncomfortable topics of our own mortality, the vulnerability of our loved ones and the fragility of our planet, and there's a psychological price to be paid for that.
That has meant dwelling on distant wars ("Patton"), epic romance ("Titanic"), utter fantasy ("The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King"), or moral triumph ("The King's Speech") — in most cases the further from home, the better.
The village takes its name from the saint; the Welsh prefix means "dwelling of".
The parish takes its name from Twrog, a saint who lived in the late 5th and early 6th centuries, to whom the church is dedicated: the Welsh word means "abode" or "dwelling", and "-wrog" is a modified form of the saint's name – i.e. "Twrog's dwelling".
But it appears that this is inaccurate, and that "fleet" means a dwelling, from the old English flett, which gives us "flat".
Not if he wants to repair or replace anything (including clothes), go out, have a drink, watch television, use the internet or do anything other than simply exist, in the meanest, coldest dwelling, increasingly isolated from friends, family and any kind of averagely happy, easeful life.
It reopened in 1991 under the new name The Balmoral, which means "Majestic Dwelling" in Gaelic.
