Is supersizing research projects the most efficient way to advance knowledge?
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In California, the rise of online retail is supersizing a corporate tax incentive.
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You may also want to consider supersizing your tax deductions through a strategy called bunching.
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Supersizing performances has become something of a fad among downtown theater artists and other experimentalists.
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While "Maze Runner: The Death Cure" continues the trend toward supersizing, at least it moves.
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Some critics warn that Hoffman's playbook for hastily supersizing startups into Fortune 500 juggernauts imperils society.
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Sony is supersizing the Master Series lineup of TVs it first launched last year in New York.
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Plus the supersizing enabled Bruce to place one HEX/YOU pairing smack dab in the center of the grid.
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True, Tetsu specializes in small plates, but then none of Mr. Takayama's other restaurants are particularly known for supersizing.
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Not to mention that by supersizing these coats, you can now essentially wear anything out the door and no one will know.
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The service seems most useful if you need a tool for supersizing low res digital imagery regularly, say for fairly lightweight ecommerce purposes.
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But not everyone in the venture industry blames SoftBank for the supersizing of venture funds and the swell in cash flowing into startups.
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At the same time, Starbucks fans who support the company's outreach to refugees gleefully tweeted about supersizing their Frappuccinos to start this week.
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The supersizing of venture firms isn't a shock, as we wrote yesterday — though it's also not necessarily good for returns, as we also noted.
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Yup, we doubled the prize money this year because we're supersizing Disrupt SF. We've moved to Moscone Center West, which offers three times the floor space.
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And because this is our biggest Disrupt event ever, we celebrated by supersizing the grand prize to a very hefty $100,000 (that's equity-free cash, folks).
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In 1957, the city stopped collecting commercial garbage, forcing businesses to pay for private collection and supersizing the carters that had previously served only industrial areas.
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In the modern environment, many of those cues were invented by marketers to make us eat more, like advertising, supersizing and the all-you-can-eat buffet.
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But you can only squeeze so much detail into a three or six-inch figure, which is why Hasbro is now supersizing its Marvel Legends line to 12-inches.
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BEUC says identified problems include: The bolstering of the EU's privacy rules, with GDPR tightening the consent screw and supersizing penalties for violations, was exactly intended to prevent this kind of stuff.
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"We cannot say any longer that we are handicapped by lack of space or equipment or technology," one of the museum's chief curators told The New York Times on the occasion of the Modern's 1980s supersizing.
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"We cannot say any longer that we are handicapped by lack of space or equipment or technology," one of the museum's chief curators told The New York Times on the occasion of the Modern's 1980s supersizing.
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Halle Stanford, president of television at the Jim Henson Company, said Netflix pushed to make one project, "The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance," even grander in scale than she had hoped, supersizing the budget in the process.
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"How do you even know a whole bunch of students are supersizing their education and you're just doing your homework and getting A's in your A.P. calculus classes?" said Quinton McArthur, M.I.T.'s associate dean of admissions.
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Marielena Hincapié of the National Immigration Law Center, says that Mr Trump's orders demand that local police become de facto immigration agents and authorise a supersizing of border patrol and immigration enforcement while freezing the hiring of immigration judges.
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For others, it's about the idea of supersizing oneself or someone else—referring to when someone has a growing fetish and gets aroused at the idea of parts of the body or the entire body becoming larger than life.
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But instead of fetishizing it, Mr. Lagerfeld democratized it, supersizing the space and creating a maze that allowed his entire 2,000-person audience, one that included Pharrell Williams and Jada and Willow Smith (a new Chanel ambassador), a front-row seat.
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But others had the opposite perspective: By supersizing Disney — the only major pieces of 21st Century Fox not included in the deal were Fox News, the FS1 sports channel and the Fox broadcast network — Mr. Iger had engineered Hollywood's best chance for survival.
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Even if one is not swayed by the strong evidence that comprehensive reproductive health services are critical for women's health and for societies, supersizing the global gag rule threatens America's security and may harm the global economy and stability if a pandemic should strike.
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Accessed 13-04-2015.Clark, Andy. Supersizing the mind: Embodiment, action, and cognitive extension: Embodiment, action, and cognitive extension. Oxford University Press, 2008.
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Fast food restaurants sometimes offer a means to order larger portions of food within the format of the combination meal, such as supersizing.
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Don't Eat This Book cover Don't Eat This Book: Fast Food and the Supersizing of America (usually shortened to Don't Eat This Book) is a 2005 book by Morgan Spurlock.
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Clark, A., (2008), Supersizing the Mind, Oxford, Oxford University Press. For them, only cognition is extended. On the other hand, others, like Riccardo Manzotti or Teed Rockwell,Rockwell, 2005 #1561 explicitly considered the possibility to situate conscious experience in the environment.
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With technology, movements expand more quickly and at a lower cost. Earl and Kimport argue, “truly meaningful collaboration—the power of collective action—can be created and facilitated without copresence for protest (126).” Technology allows what Earl and Kimport refer to as supersizing, or the use of online tactics to create or organize physical offline action. Manuel Castells provides an example of supersizing in his discussion of the Tunisian revolution, “The connection between free communication on Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter and the occupation of urban space created a hybrid public space of freedom that became a major feature of the Tunisian rebellion (23).” Castells highlights how digital technology creates both a tool and a space for stressed, repressed, and angry communities to connect with one another.
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However, developments in cognition studies which consider the role of embodied cognition and action in psychology can be seen to support his basic position.Clark, A., (2008), Supersizing the Mind, Oxford, Oxford University Press. Clark, A. and D. Chalmers, (1998), "The Extended Mind." in Analysis, 58(1): 10-23.Noë, A., Out of Our Heads (2009) and Action In Perception (MIT Press, 2004) Given that Gibson's tenet was that "perception is based on information, not on sensations", his work and that of his contemporaries today can be seen as crucial for keeping prominent the primary question of what is perceived (i.e.
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The study found that this behavior is based upon consumers perceiving an inherent value in combination meals, and also suggested that the ease and convenience of ordering, such as ordering a meal by number, plays a role compared to ordering items separately. This study also found that the presence of combination meals encourages consumers to increase meal portion size by supersizing their meals. A combination meal can also comprise a meal in which separate dishes are selected by consumers from an entire menu, and can include à la carte selections that are combined on a plate. A fast food combination meal can contain over .
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The first season of the television comedy series 30 Rock originally aired between October 11, 2006 and April 26, 2007 on NBC in the United States. The season was produced by Broadway Video, Little Stranger and NBC Universal, and the executive producers were series creator Tina Fey, Lorne Michaels, Joann Alfano, Marci Klein, and David Miner. The series focuses on TGS with Tracy Jordan, a fictional sketch comedy series, and its head writer Liz Lemon, portrayed by Fey, as she juggles her job and her personal life. The season consisted of 21 episodes; 19 episodes were approximately 22 minutes long, and the other two episodes were approximately 26 minutes long due to NBC "supersizing" those episodes.
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Jeff Zucker, who at the time was President of NBC Entertainment, said that the show's producers approached NBC about the "supersizing" idea rather than the other way around; "When scripts came in long, [the producers] asked NBC if the network could handle a few extra minutes of footage." Zucker commented that the lengthening of this episode "turned out great, and there was no real extra work for anyone. It's a great development that [the producers] know that [NBC is] open to things like this." In an interview with the San Francisco Chronicle, Damon revealed that he was asked to appear on the show by Sean Hayes, a friend of Damon's and the actor that plays Jack on Will & Grace.
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Thus, being neural cannot be a necessary condition for being cognitive. While in Supersizing the Mind Clark defends a strong version of the hypothesis of extended cognition (contrasted with a hypothesis of embedded cognition) in other work, some of these objections have inspired more moderate reformulations of the extended mind thesis. Thus, the extended mind thesis may no longer depend on the parity considerations of Clark and Chalmers' original argument but, instead, emphasize the "complementarity" of internal and external elements of cognitive systems or processes. This version might be understood as emphasizing the explanatory value of the extended mind thesis for cognitive science rather than maintaining it as an ontological claim about the nature of mind or cognition.
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