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However, this makes it difficult to truly understand the effects of reward on perceptual learning, because the role of rewards in such paradigms is necessarily entangled with higher-level cognitive processes, such as attention and goal-directed decision-making, when participants are consciously performing a task on a stimulus.

Nijinsky's obsession with precision (moving the trio into poses using half-clenched fists and entangled arms) was not necessarily at odds with the commissioned score as Debussy thought, but even Léon Bakst's unconventional décor did not help create a theatrical impact.

When the blood stops flowing and metabolic energy can no longer drive microtubule quantum coherence, quantum information relating to the subject's conscious experience and memory isn't necessarily lost or destroyed, but may dissipate to the universe at large, remaining entangled as a unified soul-like entity grounded in Planck scale geometry.

He became entangled and stumbled.

All, naturally, become entangled.

Emwazi remained entangled with MI5.

Wires can easily become entangled.

Its history is entangled with America's.

Mortality rates for entangled animals are high.

Some are entangled in power lines.

Everything was matted, entangled, overgrown, & intensely still.