… ’s cognitive resources may also impact on the use of gestures. The preliminary framework
… of interpreting gestures. The initial findings could also promote evidence-based interpreter …

We address two unresolved puzzles regarding the relationship between temporal and
spatial conceptualizations in Mandarin Chinese. First, apparently conflicting data have led to …

… humanoid with motor noises by utilizing its motion/gesture information. The method consists
of … use eye movement information to facilitate empathy-relevant reasoning and behavior. Eye …

… gestures for communication as a compensatory strategy, the therapeutic approach tries to
force the use of more fluent speech and the restriction of gestures. … and rapid eye movement (…

… Stretching and contracting may refer to ou and inward movements and we might interpret
the same activity/inactivity namic in "having things to do" or "not having things to do," in "…

… of translation, rather than of representation. It was only in the Middle Ages that translation, …
processes of transformation, of exchange – movements or transfers of persons, ideas, and …

… The result of this effort is the discovery of the harmonic motion and how musical entities
function within this motion. This is how a music theorist analyses harmony based polyphonic …

… On the other hand we look at Western Churches, especially Gothic churches, which are
characterized by sky-reaching volumes and an upward gesture through its slender colonnettes. …

… However, “it is not the case” for our eyes to “be open to all the possible inputs available in
the world”14 ---- “We only see what we look at. To look is an act of choice.”Thus, the world we …

… They concert our daylight and dreaming mind, our emotions, instinct, breath and native
gesture into the only whole thinking: poetry. Nothing's said till it's drcamed out in words and …