You don't have to use the traditional words, but when I hear them vowing to "pick up their underwear off the bathroom floor" in front of a minister, I truly wonder if they have really thought through the step they're in the process of taking.
The model can, however, be used to think through the step-by-step impact of a recession on employers, workers, and market-level variables, thus providing some insight into the sources of this ambiguity and their possible correspondence to real world phenomena.
Stu Loeser, the chief mayoral spokesman, said that although Mr. Bloomberg had not entirely thought through his next steps, he was likely to find ways to continue participating in the civic debate.
There is a steep curve at first, but once you understand how the elements combine, you no longer need to think through each step.
When drivers teach learners, they are forced to think through each step and switch from their implicit system to an explicit one.
The brain's ability to think coherently, structurally, and perform automatic cognitive processes appeared altered, forcing the participants to think through every step while performing ordinary tasks that required no reflection pre-illness: "It seemed that thoughts that would previously have been automatic had stopped functioning.
I've processed a lot of information, and thought through some critical next steps for me, for Walk4Water.
You get the sense that each moment in the play has been thought through, line by line and even step by step, with the result that every scene achieves its purpose with a trenchant simplicity.
We had no time to react or think through next steps.
For in that case it might just be the thinker's good luck that the proviso is met; hence the thinker would not know that the generalisation is valid and so would not have genuinely thought through the proof at that step.
