In more recent times, however, not only description theories of the kind advocated by Pylyshyn, but also more developed forms of enactive theory, have begun to receive some attention.
And "ARK" is literally full of things to see, not only brief descriptions but diagrams, a handprint, and plenty of concrete poetry, deriving "form from form from form from form" through the shapes that letters make on a page.
The Candy Cane dance in Act II was his memory of the dance he himself had performed in 1922 in Petrograd, Russia (the former and present St . Petersburg, and it corresponds not only to descriptions of this dance at the ballet's 1892 premiere but also to the choreographer Marius Petipa's original 1891 plan for the ballet, in which this dance was to be "avec cerceaux" (with hoops).
Similarly, explaining how we see what we do requires not only quantitative descriptions of the visual brain's functional architecture but also a clear understanding of what is represented in that architecture.
These models should be designed to include not only the description of the various independent computational tasks performed but also a high-level description of the overall simulated experiment.
They praise not only in description but also in narrative, by recounting acts of valour done by the hero, thus sustaining and enhancing his power to do such deeds, according to the magical view.
Yet, looking back years later, he is able to give us not only a description of the events leading up to Milt's last moments, but an enactment of his father's feelings in his final seconds – his overwhelming irritation at the manner of his own impending death.
It is important to note that the use of self-descriptive formats such as NetCDF (http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/software/netcdf/) would allow trajectory files to carry not only the description of the dataset, but also the provenance metadata, for example using the CDEs previously defined.
That's not only a description of my first night of Spring Break, but the beauty of the wall of sound, and of life.
One thing I love about "Mad Men is that it not only resists description (despite the billions of words expended on it) -- it also skirts past absolute pessimism.
