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The experiment really rests on the following: What happens in the brain during something that's memorized and over-learned, and what happens in the brain during something that is spontaneously generated, or improvised, in a way that's matched motorically and in terms of lower-level sensory motor features?
But how attractive you find them, how sexually or romantically moved you are by them, rests critically on who you think you're looking at.
That's the Cheetah Generation, and Africa's salvation rests on the backs of these Cheetahs.
And here's something that may surprise you: the balance of power to really influence sustainability rests with institutional investors, the large investors like pension funds, foundations and endowments.
So now I'm a philosopher, and I study hard choices, and I can tell you, that fear of the unknown, while a common motivational default in dealing with hard choices, rests on a misconception of them.
It rests on your skin, and it knows when it is you're talking.
Our teacher would give us an amount of measures and a time signature, and then he would speak a rhythm to us and we would have to write it down with the proper rests and notes.
I am convinced that Africa's further transformation, Africa's advancement, rests simply in the acknowledgment, validation and mainstreaming of Africa's own traditional, authentic, original, indigenous knowledge in education, in research, in policy making and across sectors.
So once when he was really mad at us kids, who are like his kids even now, he retorted: "Now my heart remains neither awake nor rests.
The story rests on a fundamental platform of political pluralism.
And it rests on a complexity, which has some characteristics very different from those that my friend Benoit Mandelbrot discussed, but are very interesting.
But the point is that that extraordinary simple idea rests on layers of simplicity each compounded into a complexity that is itself simple, in the sense that it is completely reliable.
Some revenge he's getting if he's always in the form of Ice cubes with a cheesy voice-over and a little shake of the cooler he rests in to give animation to the character.
It amazes me how anyone can call Lynch's garbage "art", but if beauty rests in the eye of the beholder, so be it.
There, the group finds the rests of the plane five miles far from the expected location and the machine and the remains of the persons.
Whereas it is good to see a British director attempting to break out of the confines of convention, AKA's only claim for innovative fame rests on the novelty of the triple screen.
Anybody that even shudders and rests on the thought that this show and product is good can go straight to hell.
It's not just that both the principal males are portrayed as complete jerks and sexual predators, but also that the women are portrayed as almost flawless, forming a utopian community which lacks conflict of any kind and which rests on relentless generosity and good humor.
The whole success of the program rests on Atkinson's shoulders, but he carries it with ease.
Running Out of Time rests somewhere in the middle of Johnny To's cannon, in the "solid good" category.
The films intensity rests in Bergman's keeping our focus on the minute, intimate relations of his two characters - both accomplished musicians - trapped in a landscape they have ceased to understand.
I feel that the future of our race rests on education.
The pyramid rests above the city and nobody on the ground understands what it is or why it's there.
Unfortunately, too much rests on the frail shoulders of Jean Seberg.
Who the hell rests at night whilst walking in the desert and travels in the heat of the sun, and these people are supposed to be professional trackers/journeymen!! Who the hell rests at night whilst walking in the desert and travels in the heat of the sun, and these people are supposed to be professional trackers/journeymen!! Who the hell rests at night whilst walking in the desert and travels in the heat of the sun, and these people are supposed to be professional trackers/journeymen!! Who the hell rests at night whilst walking in the desert and travels in the heat of the sun, and these people are supposed to be professional trackers/journeymen!! Who the hell rests at night whilst walking in the desert and travels in the heat of the sun, and these people are supposed to be professional trackers/journeymen!!
The comedy rests on the mix of the people sharing.
During all this the inhabitants of the lately built neighborhood in which the action takes place rests under the burning summer-sun - absolutely motionless (sic!).
Very good film from director Wyler, although it is its star, Bette Davis, upon whom its high quality mostly rests.
A film like this rests on the stars, and Bridgette, Maggie and Chingmy make things work.
Thin comedy rests solely on the appeal of the stars, and Rosalind Russell and Robert Cummings are a very companionable screen-team.
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