Sentence examples for specific encounter from inspiring English sources

Robbins's gloss on Nijinsky's "Après-midi d'un Faune" is a modern-dress update on universal emotions by way of a specific encounter.

Newport continues recalling a specific encounter: "Last year I was in the middle of a long week of painting shapes.

But if the technology exists, it isn't difficult to see how it could be used to shut down cameras at protests, or even adopted for individual police officers to prevent the recording of a specific encounter.

In my experience, this accusation is rarely about a specific encounter: I was talking with Joan, my atheist neighbor down the street last week and do you know how I was treated by that insufferable witch?! No, it is more like a mantra.

These object representations preserve task-irrelevant perceptual information about a specific encounter with a given object, so are not fully abstract representations of shape or semantic or verbal representations.

We expected the frequency and duration of certain behaviors (e.g. shaking, preening, vigilance) to vary in accordance with the degree of stress (as reflected in HR) elicited by a specific encounter.

While the judge deciding the case, Shira A. Scheindlin, will consider the significance of the soaring number of recorded street stops by the police over the last decade, the testimony on Monday focused on just three specific encounters.

Although Rabbi Lanner disputes many of the charges, either denying them or saying that he has no recollection of specific encounters dating back 20 or more years, his superiors announced, on the day the article appeared, that they had accepted Rabbi Lanner's resignation as director of regions of the National Conference of Synagogue Youth.

First, study participants were encouraged to recount salient experiences in a journal-like manner to facilitate recall of specific encounters and emotions during their tenure as CHWs.

This disorder is scalable, ranging from proximal cues associated with specific encounters between people or defined micro locations through to distal feelings of fear about areas, activity nodes, or major pathways.

The Bulletin was emphatically sympathetic to MacMillan in its coverage, and printed her detailed testimony (which included the dates and times of specific encounters) almost verbatim.