This event precipitates thoughts of retirement, but what master thief in the movies has ever been allowed to cash in his ill-gotten I.R.A.? Bergman Danny DeVitoo), the fence and money-man, needs Joe and his crew for one more venture, a mind-bogglingly complex undertaking referred to, for the sake of brevity, as "the Swiss job".
If the informant hesitated while responding to an item, they were also asked whether the item precipitated any thoughts.
Libraries, movie theaters, popular books, movies, all provide novel contexts for precipitating "science thoughts" among large and diverse swaths of the public.
In single-setters the motives may be more instrumental, whereas in recidivists fire-setting is probably a function of flagrant thought disturbance, precipitated by command hallucinations and delusions.
Carter's declaration that the U.S. will use whatever means are necessary, including military force, to protect the Persian Gulf, a statement that, according to George Kennan, has precipitated the "greatest militarization of thought and discourse" since the Second World War.
So it feels exactly right that Henry's crisis is precipitated by overanalysis — he's paralyzed by thought, by an inability to simply act (or react).
I'm a fan of Byron Katie's work, which invites us to look at the stressful thoughts that precipitate our upset.
Specifically, whereas backward vection was expected to trigger participants to dwell on the past, forward vection was expected to precipitate predominantly future-oriented thoughts.
What precipitated its collapse?
