But that explanation increasingly appears to be inadequate, since studies have shown that bilinguals perform better than monolinguals even at tasks that do not require inhibition, like threading a line through an ascending series of numbers scattered randomly on a page.
She examined the notion of thread as a line similar to the marks that form letters and words, and she also made a similar connection to the sense of sound.
Even so, to reach this successful outcome, she will have to address potential concerns from both sides, with answers that thread a narrow line between the two parties' quite different views of the Fed's actions to date.
The trick is to thread a course through the fishing lines that hang off the bridge every Saturday and Sunday in the summer.
Perhaps this is the true fiber woven into Phantom Thread: an invisible line that stretches from our ancestors to our children's children a deeply Anderson-ian conceit—that goes beyond the constraints of the corporeal.
One can also cut, however, with a thread or line, a welding torch, a water jet, and undoubtedly by other sorts of means that have not yet been thought of.
And when it comes to big national issues, she threads a careful line ― she's for "common sense" gun safety legislation but notes her household has five firearms.
This season, living dolls were back on the runway: the models in their A-line dresses threaded with chiffon ribbons, walking through a backdrop of a gigantic pleated "skirt".
Incisions were then closed with a 1 0 fiber thread suture line in a routine fashion.
Thread a needle with fishing line.
