"Roll, roll, roll, roll, roll".
Welcome to the Great White Way!") and a theatrically ironic eye roll (almost a whole head roll), Tracy recognizes that Brooke is a character, in both senses of the word — an idiosyncratic, overflowing, even overwhelming personality, and someone made to be represented in a work of fiction.
A prescient essay about the album "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" that lamented the lack of serious cultural criticism about rock 'n' roll, it recognized the emergent interaction between "serious" and pop culture and recognized the revolution that the Beatles, their Britishness notwithstanding, had begun to effect in American cultural life.
All the rash U-turns and frantic attempts to get the attention of the driver in the next car — you give him the now quaint but still widely recognized "roll down your window" signal and shout helplessly across the gulf, "Where can I find Route 17?" Yours for the violent ward, straight and sure.
In the early twentieth century, the piano roll was the recognized mechanical device, next it was a vinyl disc, then an eight-track tape, and so on.
This greatly facilitates processing in the ventral visual cortical stream object recognition system, for it means that it is much more likely that there is only one object or a few objects to be dealt with at the fovea that need to be recognized (Rolls et al. 2003; Rolls and Deco 2006).
While civil-liberties advocates summon the grim specter of George Orwell's 1984 (as cities roll out software that "automatically" recognizes suspicious behavior, we can't exactly fault them), it's hard to argue with the results.
And it was so heady a feeling that I rolled with it, recognizing that I now had access to previously white only privileges.
For example if they've uploaded a pic of sushi, Snap It may recognize "sushi roll," but not know if it contained salmon, or just cucumbers, or whether the roll was made with brown instead of white rice.
