When Watson first arrives in Baker Street, he discovers an article, penned by Holmes, in which "the writer claimed by a momentary expression, a twitch of a muscle or a glance of an eye, to fathom a man's innermost thoughts".
Personality psychology has primarily been concerned with personality traits, but the emphasis on traits ignores momentary expression of personality traits in a given situation and individuals' dynamic contingent response to situations.
As in all the examples that demonstrate his efforts to record the American experience, this group presents just the right combination of detail and momentary facial expression to be amazingly revealing.
"Are you okay?" asks Yuri, noting the momentary panic-stricken expression across my face.
Our study was restricted to momentary facial micro-expressions, therefore the ability to perceive other types of expressions was not investigated.
However, if a notable fraction of a participant's data show momentary peaks in emotion expression, the maximum score will effectively capture that peak in emotion expression, while the other scoring methods will be lower because they incorporate the lower codes as well.
What came down the runway -- indulgent expressions of a momentary Bruce Lee fascination -- well, there wasn't much there for smug lawyers, either.
The SOC is an expression of the battery momentary storage level as a percentage of its nominal capacity C N[Ah], which corresponds to the battery capacity at the beginning of life, and the SOH is a metric that reflects the general condition of a battery and its ability to deliver the specified performance compared with a new battery.
He talked as if torture were an expression of strength, rather than momentary domination masking the most abject moral and practical weakness.
Readers confronted with articles regarding this momentary lapse of froideur during the royal visit to New York last week no doubt displayed some choice facial expressions themselves.
Expressions of attachment to public health and of ambivalence about 'just' making money may be momentary, emerging briefly between the pride of completing a degree and an uncertain future.
