Moreno's focus on spontaneous action within the psychodrama was developed in his Theatre of Spontaneity, which he directed in Vienna in the early 1920s.
This was a spontaneous action uniting thousands of ordinary students.
The Tehran University sociologist interpreted this spontaneous action as a sign of the Green Movement's future potential.
The Marx Brothers, on the other hand, depended on loose cinematic construction and dialogue and on zany spontaneous action.
In my view, a spontaneous action that violates the rules may qualify as poor play, but it cannot be called cheating.
The substitution of Herrmann has a deflating effect — it creates a feeling of reënactment rather than of spontaneous action — and is insulting to both composers.
Revolution in the shape of spontaneous action by hundreds of millions of peasants did not sweep across China "in a very short time," or indeed at all.
These probes interfaced with a GH3 cell and measured the spontaneous action potential.
Meanwhile, spontaneous action potentials were also observed in differentiated ipNeurons (Fig. 1F, right).
(D) Spontaneous action potentials were recorded from a 121-day-old organoid.
Spontaneous action potentials could be observed in the cells on day 121 (Fig. 3D).
