There were the windmill hands that knocked the ball loose, followed by the quick-thinking reflex of banging it off Villanova center Malik Allen's knee.
It always helps to loosen up before a game, and it'll really help with your hand-eye coordination, thinking, and reflexes.
To the cunning killer, it's "the thinking man's reflex," "the foundation of civilization".
A pioneer of scientific-realist education, Claparède believed that, as opposed to automatic learned performance or simple reflex, thinking must be developed in children, and that education must be tailored to fit the child (l'école sur mesure—"the school made to measure").
One involves real money, the other involves quick reflexes, thinking, and bargain shopping.
You should try to help every individual person you meet, Ari, as a reflex, without thinking".
In fact, there are some doctors for whom "doing nothing" is the dominant way of thinking, who are not reflex "do-ers".
"I threw the bike down and started running after it without really thinking – [a] complete reflex to what was obviously someone determined to run over and kill as many people as he could," Migues says, nearly five months after the massacre.
The recent biopic of Simón Bolívar, The Liberator, is no masterpiece, but it didn't cause any "Oh, gimme a break" reflexes when thinking about its subject in additional contexts.
That much time on the clock, experts say, could dull a firefighter's reflexes and thinking.
In other words, sometimes people turn to their mobile devices without really thinking about it, like a reflex.
