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• The scientific sessions, and the tearooms and the bars, are buzzing with talk about the latest developments with this procedure.

• Few women took advantage of the opportunity to report additional symptoms-breast pains, buzzing in ears, tingling of extremities and irritability were mentioned.

• Suddenly the facsimile machine pulses into action, chirping and buzzing, ejecting a printed page 30 seconds later.

• The buzzing fly defines a certain time-extent - a multiplicity of past events, such as wing oscillations, summed in a blurred visual display.

• But if there is no ongoing, buzzing, continuous state, then there is no ongoing, buzzing, continuous neural process that we need appeal to.

• The buzzing fly and the transforming brain are phases of the same dynamically transforming field.

• Outside all was still but the buzzing of the bees, some of which now and then found their way in to the half darkened room.

• And both dome and phantasmagoria gather and order sensory data to suggest a coherent whole rather than a buzzing confusion.

• The sounds of buzzing, horses hooves fading away, drawn-out musical notes, for instance, transform the space from the suburb to the desert through sound.

• He, thus, did not appreciate that buzzing with laterally directed wings and 'peeping' are separate behaviour patterns.

• The "buzzing" fly is a certain quality, the heron-like fly another.

• Indeed, once those antennae are up and buzzing, another set of comparators hove into sense perception.

• Careful consideration reveals that when you see you do not encounter an inner something that is, so to speak, ongoing, buzzing, continuous.

• Jaenson (1979a) suggested that male wing buzzing at the end of copulation induces the female to 'facilitate' insemination.

• Second, the information provided by the particular pronouns used in a given utterance might help the child isolate the relevant event or action from the blooming, buzzing confusion around her.