PN = paranoid, NP = Nonparanoid, High-ThD = above median summed thought disorder ratings, Low-IoR = below median of summed ideas-of-reference ratings Like the patient group as a whole, thought-disordered patients with few IoR showed increasing Stroop interference with decreasing NA turnover.
At the same time, we recognized the need for building a common language, for summing up ideas at critical points in time, and for the subtle guidance of participants' responses toward the intended goal of the discussion.
As a civilization we're still locked into this zero-sum idea of our relationship with the natural world, so we assume that for us to get what we need, whether it's food or energy or even entertainment, nature has to be diminished.
Mark Jones, the architect in charge of the Summerset project for the Memphis firm of Looney Ricks Kiss, said the ideas summed up in the phrase New Urbanism were "spreading like wildfire".
The restaurant is in Chiswick, west London, and is called Hedone after the Greek word that more or less translates as "pleasure" – though the ideas summed up in that single term were complicated and much-debated in Greek philosophy.
Gove remains a supporter of the essentially neoconservative ideas summed up in his woefully titled 2006 book Celsius 7/7, and a believer that terrorism and supposed radicalisation are cultural problems as much as security issues – which should be dealt with, to use his rather inflammatory phrase, by "draining the swamp", and putting an emphasis on strident moralism.
And sell the Acropolis too!" was how the German tabloid Bild summed up their idea.
After the project was launched, the Cabinet Secretary at the time, Gus O'Donnell, summed up this idea perfectly; "if you treasure it, measure it".
But more than that, Halli restaurant somehow summed up the idea of a plural city, a symbol of a very modern take on diversity.
Like last year, this year the idea (summed up in the festival's subtitle, "Stripped/Dressed") is to first show audiences how a particular dance was put together, then perform it in its theatrical entirety.
Mr. Scialla, relaxing on a leather sofa in his glossy window-lined loft, summed up his idea this way: "The largest asset class we have is the $150 trillion traded in real estate, and when I thought of infusing the $2 trillion a year spent on health and wellness into the $150 trillion spent on real estate, a light bulb went off.
