And at the end of the day, it doesn't matter if the gesture is as grand as
surprising OFWs in the airport or as simple as making people laugh in the elevator.
First the researchers showed the babies both
surprising and predictable situations regarding an object.
This statement sums up Gross's ultimate conclusion to what
surprising events contribute to the scientific world, but also to human society as a whole.
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What he said was always
surprising, especially the way his parables turned out.
In short, complex dynamical systems are self-patterning, self-regulating and commonly
surprising. In my view, the growing comprehension and appreciation of complex systems--including hurricanes, climate, consciousness and even the phenomenon of Life itself--is catalyzing a revolution in worldview that may be Copernican in depth, and scale.
Then, however, came perhaps the most
surprising development of all.
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Defoe's title indicates both the strangeness and veracity of the narrator's experiences: real rather than fantastical, and thus all the more
surprising; or, in Michael McKeon's formula for the epistemology of seventeenth-century news-ballads and early novels, "strange, therefore true" (5-6).
At a
surprising number of schools, a majority of students now seem to take gay equality for granted.
When you studied these fossils, did you find anything
surprising about the Jehol Forest?
It is not
surprising that these same firms (like Norinco) are now building Tehran's new metro system, among other things.
Surprising Edge: He's interviewed more foreign leaders than most candidates can name.
But what is
surprising and what should shock our nation's conscience is that these U.S.
While that's better than the 1.5 percent foreseen by some consensus surveys, it was still noticeably slower than the
surprising 3.5 percent of the previous quarter.