"The reason why we've seen the economy implode much more rapidly than thought is that they grossly underestimated the impact that fiscal austerity of this magnitude would have on the Greek economy," said Simon Tilford, the chief economist at the Center for European Reform in London.
Not only are women socialized differently, but women have a different physical brain with a larger corpus callosum and more white matter, which rapidly connects thought and emotion, creating diffused awareness.
A pale, bespectacled man who suggests a nerdier variation on the poet Allen Ginsberg, Mr. Kitson talks with the excitement of someone trying to keep pace with his own rapidly multiplying thoughts.
In cocaine addicts, the prefrontal cortex, a region important for behavioral control, responds rapidly to thoughts of coke.
By moving rapidly from one thought to another, Clive managed to secure a sort of continuity, to hold the thread of consciousness and attention intact — albeit precariously, for the thoughts were held together, on the whole, by superficial associations.
While the company had previously announced that it planned to cut employees, the number of jobs lost was higher than some analysts expected, perhaps suggesting that the company's situation was deteriorating more rapidly than earlier thought.
"Also, developing nations have put their efforts into building subscriber bases rapidly and less thought has been given to how to deal with leakages".
Dialogue means not only marshalling one's thoughts on the fly in response to unanticipated challenges, but rapidly translating those thoughts into a concise and effective verbal argument.
Pulling out a school notebook of graph paper, he rapidly retraced his thoughts about his new chaise.
We hear, write, and speak countless words everyday, piecing them together unconsciously to convey our thoughts rapidly.
