Most of us had plenty of
spontaneity in our youth, so we would be wise to get inspiration for spontaneous living by following the example of children.
It is useful, therefore, to introduce an independent concept of
spontaneity, which is a measure of the non-equilibriumness of a system from its internal equilibrium, defined for isolated systems as,
This exhibition made clear that Kossoff is one of the great painters of his time, and that expressionistic painting will endure, for it conveys existential truths with uncanny
spontaneity and prereflectivc immediacy.
By concentrating on forms of rhetoric defending
spontaneity in both religious and literary discourses, she reveals multiple tensions troped in her book's title--"rituals of
spontaneity."
I don't even know if
spontaneity is a word, but the randomness and un-boringness of the fastest moving city in the world put a shock-wave of unhealthy and sleepless nights through the Volcom team's heart.
The other thing to do was to control all emotion, to mitigate the fear and the love, to suppress all
spontaneity.
"Ride comfort is a major criterion for any automatic transmission, but automated transmission systems differ substantially in terms of the level of shift comfort and
spontaneity they afford when changing gears," said Wagner.
There is an obvious
spontaneity and process of development with the sketch--implicit in the act itself.
Leave
spontaneity to the horn blowers in them Beale Street jazz bands.
Chihuly likes the
spontaneity of glass and the immediate results he gets when working with it.
She blames the convent discipline for taking away her
spontaneity and self-confidence and, by its constant fault-finding, making her feel guilty and inadequate.
Spontaneity has been linked to high quality learning experiences in mathematics (Csikszentmihalyi & Csikszentmihalyi, 1992; Williams, 2002).This paper shows how
spontaneity can be identified by attending to the nature of social elements in the process of abstracting (Dreyfus, Hershkowitz, & Schwarz, 2001).