She remembers the wood slats of the folding chairs digging into her toddler legs as sermons spun into a fifth hour, and, years later, faking an ecstatic, speaking-in-tongues experience.
Studies of the familiar tip-of-the-tongue experience yield analogous results.
If there's a pill that can clear up the wavering focus of sleep-deprived youth, or mitigate the tip-of-the-tongue experience of middle age, then those rather ordinary states may come to be seen as syndromes.
In particular, people who report a "tip-of-the-tongue" experience usually are able to identify the word's first letter and the number of syllables with an accuracy that far exceeds mere guessing.
If there's a pill that can clear up the wavering focus of sleep-deprived youth or mitigate the tip-of-the-tongue experience of middle age, then those rather ordinary states may come to be seen as syndromes.
"The dream moment is if you have a tip of the tongue experience — and then you remember.
Hydro-what? 'They're the things which make foams and jellies set or hold.' He also thinks there will be a revolution in our understanding of how the tongue experiences tastes.
A recent model shows that, in the presence of pollinators with long and short tongues that experience resource competition, coexisting plant species can diverge in corolla-tube depth, because this increases the proportion of pollen grains that lands on co-specific flowers.
It's not just various foods that cause the tongue to experience the pleasures and discomforts of flavors.
For the first time, English speakers untutored in the Irish tongue can experience the exquisite vulgarity of Ó Cadhain's book, and perhaps begin to understand the exalted standing it has had among Irish readers for decades.
In the familiar hymns, sung in his native tongue, Choi experiences a connection, a communion, that he struggled at first to forge on the tour, where the courses and the language were foreign to him.
