"Umpty " is first attested in 1905, in the expression " umpty-seven ", implying that it is a multiple of ten . " Ump ( ty ) " came from a verbalization of a dash in Morse code.
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One of Marsalis'pieces, " Back To Basics, " had the orchestra playing virtually without melody but with a great deal of texture, as it ruminated over the Afro-American brass vocabulary, filled with shouts and verbalizations from the horns.
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The memory signs, created by users ringing the desk-bell, overcome the limits of classic retrospective analysis; indeed, these signs allow the users to be pertinent and consistent with their concurrent verbalization, thus avoiding the influence of long term memory and perceptual reworking.
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Furthermore, when a person encodes a memory in English, but is asked about the memory in French, their inner verbalization of the memory, matches that during the encoding ( i . e . they are remembering the event in the language that it was encoded with ).
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The 29-minute recording contains chants from the Hindu " Bhagavad Gita " and the Buddhist " Tibetan Book of the Dead ", and a recitation of a passage describing the primal verbalization " om " as a cosmic / spiritual common denominator in all things.
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In the book, the narrator is not only self-aware, but also alert to every detail around her . " Pilgrim "'s second chapter defines two types of seeing : as " verbalization " ( active ) and as " a letting go " ( passive ).
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Auditorily, verbalizations are pre-emptible, and common actions like opening a menu or closing a file have a brief sound associated with that particular action; it also immediately verbalizes all insertions of characters, and attempts to speak as much of the context sentences around the cursor's present location as possible.
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Thus, observers are forced to rely more on operators "'observable " actions and verbalizations in order to infer their level of SA . In this case, such actions and verbalizations are best assessed using " performance " and " behavioral " measures of SA, as described next.
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Thus, observers are forced to rely more on operators "'observable " actions and verbalizations in order to infer their level of SA . In this case, such actions and verbalizations are best assessed using " performance " and " behavioral " measures of SA, as described next.
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I am " Om ! " " a Hindu holy book, as well as Coltrane and Pharoah Sanders chanting from a Buddhist text, " The Tibetan Book of the Dead ", and reciting a passage describing the primal verbalization " om " as a cosmic / spiritual common denominator in all things.
