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Marion Froger, David F. Bell
Issue 160
...(matching gestures) and isoesthesia (matching feeling). This resonance, created by mirror neurons, allows an extremely detailed and immediate communication, and can explain the tendency of the horse to match the...
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Michael Lundblad
Issue 126
...of bluish-purple matching the color of the title. This “dragonfly” is not necessarily meant to answer—or pose—the question in Wolfe’s title. In fact, Wolfe does not consider dragonflies of any...
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B. Venkat Mani
Issue 160
...and matchstick, and long, hot needles, engraved with phrases such as “good fit,” “quality control,” “diversity of ideas,” “program needs,” or (at least in European Studies) unachievable standards of “native...
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John Durham Peters
Issue 160
...but through their spiracle or blow-hole, an evolutionarily evolved double set of nostrils atop the head. The radically different anatomy of humans and whales matches a radically different physiology: humans...
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Valerie Allen, Todd Stambaugh
Issue 160
...and stretches. As rhetorically mobile as ordinary language, the precision of mathematics is matched only by its suppleness. No problem is ever fully exhausted (Polya 15), for there is always...
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Tim Ingold
Issue 163
...matching my pace. I cannot, however, walk and write at the same time. It is physically impossible. So as the words come, I have to keep repeating them to myself,...