Common action, Taylor writes, gives way to mutual display.
They also observed an "ecstatic display song", sung by single birds during the mating season and the "mutual display song", a custom duet sung by nesting partners to each other.
It was not too long ago that the City of San Francisco sent a "Cease and Desist" letter to a company called, at the time, Ubercab, a letter that again brought startups together in a mutual display of support for new business models in the face of regulations and conveniently-timed rules enforcement.
So we live in what Taylor calls an age of "mutual display" in which we show our individualism and virtue by making sure others see it.
Topical talk offers a sequential structure that possibly solve these problems: it provides for extended talk on a topic as the result of a mutual display of interest by the parties involved [ 11].
Following Franco's displays of non-commitment to the topical trajectory being proffered to him, it becomes available to Massimo that, if a topical line about Franco's personal state has to be launched, it cannot be the result of a mutual display of interest by both of the participants involved (in contrast to what happens in Extracts 1 3).
Mutual feeding displays, often with nonedible items, are engaged in by a number of insects and birds.
Oh, you act like Mr. Blasé now, but, once we get back and perform our mutual ecstatic display and you settle down on a nest full of our eggs, I bet you'll be thrilled_ _for there to be a couple extra.
Oh, you act like Mr. Blasé now, but, once we get back and perform our mutual ecstatic display and you settle down on a nest full of our eggs, I bet you'll be thrilled for there to be a couple extra.
