And, in intervening by way of its firewall, happens to be screening words that are as inoffensive and everyday as "river" — as seen in Google's description above.
Will Self has recently written about the shift from page to screen, word to image, and while agreeing with much of what he writes about the nature of narrative, I'd like to propose a more optimistic vision.
When the work begins, the biblical text appears on the screens, word by word, matched by the plunks from percussionists striking keys on computers to create jerky rhythms.
The experimenter read instructions directly from the screen, word for word, emphasizing the idea that participants should respond accurately, but not take any more time than necessary.
For each condition, experimenters read instructions directly from the screen, word for word, emphasizing the idea that participants should respond accurately, but not to take any more time than necessary.
We applied hierarchical Bayesian analysis with cognitive processing (HBCP) models to the Alzheimer's Disease Assessment Scale Cognitive subscale (ADAS-Cog) and MCI (mild cognitive impairment) Screen word list memory task data from 14 Alzheimer's disease AD patients of the Myriad Pharmaceuticals' phase III clinical trial of Flurizan (a γ-secretase modulator) versus placebo.
Now he had to screen every word and be extra-careful not to be misunderstood.
TRANS-1, 10 POINT: This typeface refreshes itself continuously on the screen, words being replaced by their synonyms.
I want to do everything I can to undo the damage I have done with my own big-screen words and images.
The pair by Mr. Ruscha, "The End #1" and "The End #2" (both 1998/2007), replicate in three dimensions the two on-screen words that mark the end of a film.
