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dissonance
1. Her tension pricked into his skin like millions of little needles and then, his nervousness became a taut wire and it encircled them both and switched them around as though they were clutched body to body so that not even a breath of air separated them, neither of them knew how to go about unravelling the chords of dissonance, and both desperately wanting to, and pull them back to harmony
2. At the end of the third day, the last of the bombers left the runway and the reverberating dissonance lost itself among the fjords
3. colour to choosing a mate – usually it is to reduce the cognitive dissonance of confusion!
4. A speaker should ascertain that there is no cognitive dissonance amongst the audience
5. aware of the dissonance
6. There is a constant dissonance between these conflicting ideas of
7. dissonance may never be satisfied within our lifetimes
8. We try to solve the dissonance between the ideal and the reality
9. Life, however it changes, integrates or not, creates new fluid harmonics or conflicting dissonance
10. Is there a difference between organic and artificial electricity, organic and inorganic energy? Is cancer a dissonance between these and health an eco-harmony? For our mind? For the GlobalMind? What will be the doing of our Frankeinstein vivisection of Eartheart and GlobalMind?
11. A healthy community resonates with dissonance that compliments the search for a higher harmony and not the entrainment of a monotone culture
12. This owning of our cultural self which can't be owned is the social dissonance of social self to individual self
13. “What would this better world have?” KG asked from a growing dissonance, under a noise spinning holes in the brown gauze
14. It had been induced by the dissonance in her having to stoke the embers of Johnny's complicity with her own servility of sex alike
15. A way to address the dissonance between surface and driving needs is to begin to assess the validity of goals
16. If we consider only a narrow vibration diapason of different-qualitative irkkulligren types of Realities, then it is possible to state with a high degree of accuracy that stable refocusings in the Direction of development and cultivation, in Self-Consciousness, of Conceptions (SFUURMM-Forms) characteristic of Aspects of such a recessive (to people) Quality as ALL-Primordiality-ALL-Initiality (when it is in dissonance with the existing Dominant ALL-Will-of-ALL-Intelligence in LLUU-VVU) will contribute to the manifestation of the state of “Creative Cosmic PRIORITY” or MMAINTANA’KNAMM-A’ALL in Self-Consciousness and to a frequency “displacement” of UFS from LLUU-VVU into LGUU-VVU-Forms of gre’ysc’es (maklaks, mafits, vergons, glumids)
17. The slightest dissonance that emerges in the cause-and-effect relations appearing in this system results instantly in “exclusion” of this Form of Self-Consciousness from the system and in its refocusing into another wave diapason that forms a different rotation Cycle with completely different development scenarios of Forms that structure this Cycle
18. Yet, the original upsurge of dissonance could have been a sufficient clue that the distrustful
19. That is why there can be no discomfort or dissonance in the Self-Consciousness: if you “make a perfect match”, you will simply feel yourself naturally, perceiving the “new” NUU-VVU-Configuration as “yourself” without remembering anything that you remember now, because the whole Experience gained by your “present” NUU-VVU-Configurations and recorded in the individual ODS of your current Self-Consciousness will become inaccessible to you, just like the “present” you don’t have an access to richer Experience of your “personality” Interpretations that structure in their “now” much higher-qualitative Formo-systems of Worlds
20. As I have mentioned above, in quite rare cases of spontaneous refocusings from one Formo-Type into another one, when the Creative Activity of a conglomerate of UU-VVU-copies of “a personality” that “died” several centuries “ago” equals the activity of a conglomerate of UU-VVU-copies of the same Levels of the individual ODS of the Self-Consciousness of “a personality” that lives “now” (but in fact, in the “noo-time” mode, this apparent — owing to the influence of the factor of time — subjective difference in the qualitative state is just a manifestation of slloogrentness of the VVU-Information of one and the same energy-information conglomerate!), psychological reactions of “the present personality” may have a certain dissonance, there can be imbalance of the Self-Consciousness which is called in medicine as “dissociated personality”
21. Nobody can tell that on a given ODS sublevel there is the end of the Sphere of creativity of one conglomerate and the beginning of the Sphere of creativity of another, — it cannot be like that! If the low-frequency dynamics of some karmic Channels are deactivated in the structure of your Self-Consciousness due to a profound Synthesis, then the dissonance that appears during Meditation when performing a conscious research of their typical Spheres of creativity will quickly increase, which will make it impossible for you to get necessary VVU-Information
22. Owing to the dissonance that appears during this process, it becomes impossible to infinitely make such different-qualitative reprojections “inside” the general dynamics of the information “space” of your individual ODS: when the destruction between the dynamics of a high-frequency part of VVU-Configurations of the conglomerates used by you in a Meditation and low-frequency Configurations of SFUURMM-Forms from the Spheres of creativity of the individual ODS explored by “you” achieves its critical phase, your Focus of Close Attention that resonates with the Focus of Dual Reflection of these UU-VVU-conglomerates is also influenced by the strong dissonant effect, which automatically reprojects its dynamics into its typical range of Creative Activity of the NUU-VVU-Configuration focused by You
23. Every new deeply felt Experience adds its kleks-changes to the VVU-Configuration of Self-Consciousness of the UU-VVU-copy, and owing to this it, in this particular “niche”, is in the state of dissonance with its “previous” VVU-Configuration (that has a different kleks-mark) and, without interrupting its new typical state, it resonates with another VVU-Configuration of the same “niche”, immediately becomes an active part of its peculiar “life” dynamics, and “changes” its kleks again, which also causes dissonance with the “previous” VVU-Configuration and results in another change of the individual creative dynamics within this realizational “niche”
24. become an interfering cognitive dissonance in the process of learning and
25. theory of cognitive dissonance proposes that people have a motivational drive to reduce
26. became a „disconfirmed expectancy' that caused dissonance between the cognitions, „the
27. � The exacerbation of the issue also confuses what is actually happening and creates a kind of cognitive dissonance
28. � The child will find some way of putting the dissonance to rest
29. The dissonance of the higher purpose and our love and care�September 16, 2011
30. [38]� This dissonance between the motivation and the actions shows the power of unquestioned meaning perspectives
31. In a critical moment when cognitive dissonance feels like it assaults our identity, our ego responds by saying, "That's just the way I am
32. � What travel may do, thinking about it now, is face us with multiple critical moments, what we often call "culture shock," that introduces us to some meaning perspectives with which we have lived, and allows us access to the transformative process that best resolves the critical moment and the cognitive dissonance that it produces
33. � In those moments of cognitive dissonance, even if we travel little physically, we can recognize the value of critical reflection to resolve that moment and that dissonance, to take us out of limiting meaning perspectives and into the transformative, the unconditional, and liberation
34. � These critical moments come when we experience something directly that causes us to feel cognitive dissonance
35. � The man felt a disruption, a dissonance in his thinking, in his cognition�cognitive dissonance
36. � I was quite a salt eater at the time ("I am a salt eating person" or "I love salty foods"), but that dissonance didn�t keep me from taking salt completely out of my diet
37. � Such cognitive and emotional dissonance brought me to a critical moment I needed to resolve
38. �� When we feel the tension this produces in us, we recognize a dissonance that makes for a critical moment
39. � This serves as a kind of relationship cognitive dissonance
40. This dissonance between values and beliefs, between conscious and unquestioned perspectives, will initiate a critical moment of cognitive and emotional dissonance
41. "� In that they feel they have these contradictory elements within the identity they have, they feel powerfully that they can't surrender or lose either of them no matter how much cognitive dissonance they produce
42. � That means this ego defends against any or all possibilities of this identity's making a new choice based on a critical moment, a moment of cognitive dissonance which makes very clear the falsity and fallacy of the meaning perspective that drives this chosen lifestyle in any or most of its parts
43. The smooth manner of the spy, curiously in dissonance with his ostentatiously rough dress, and probably with his usual demeanour, received such a check from the inscrutability of Carton,--who was a mystery to wiser and honester men than he,--that it faltered here and failed him
44. And rather than soften with time, the dissonance grew harder to tolerate
45. Her mother was seeing a chiropractor now, the headaches seemed further apart and milder in intensity and duration, and as they drove together through the weird SoCal Yuletide, the fake snow on the roofs of bungalows, fir trees in the windows of service stations flanked by palms, the massive cognitive dissonance generated by consumer culture, the Cartesian fallacy, and so forth, Jenny saw Mom flinch a little when Dad reached across the seat to take her hand
46. The energy in the room converted from expectant to awkward dissonance
47. In fact, intuition will be at odds with logic and reason at times, creating a dissonance that the trader will have to resolve
48. He could see now that the dissonance had been slowly driving her insane
49. Were we guided only by the consideration of making the aggregate of dissonance heard in them in a given time, the least possible, we should make the one of most frequent occurrence perfect, and throw the whole of the temperament upon the other
50. Hence, as the dissonance head in each, in a given time, is in the compound ratio of its frequency of occurrence and its temperament, their aggregate dissonance will be as a · m ~ x + a′ · m′ + x; a quantity which, as a is supposed greater than a′, evidently becomes a minimum when x = m, or the chord, whose frequency is a, is made perfect
51. Smith's measure of equal harmony, the rows of products belonging to the Vths, IIIds, and 3ds, must be divided, respectively, by ⅓, 1/10, and 1/13 (the reciprocals of half the products of the terms of their perfect ratios,) before they could be properly added to express the whole amount of dissonance heard in all the concords; but, according to Prop
52. the simple products ought to be added, and the sums at the bottom of the table will express the true ratio of the aggregate dissonance of the systems under which they stand
53. The last has decidedly the advantage over the first, both in regard to the aggregate dissonance, and the equality of its distribution among the different classes of concords
54. It has, in a small degree, the advantage over the third, in regard to the aggregate dissonance; while, as it respects the equality of its distribution, it has the decided preference
55. By tempering them unequally, the aggregate dissonance heard in a given time, by supposition of their equal frequency, would not be diminished, whilst the disadvantage of a transition from a better to a worse harmony would be incurred
56. But this variety of character is obviously neither more nor less than that of greater and less degrees of dissonance
57. The aggregate of dissonance, heard in a given time, in the system of temperament unfolded in the last Proposition, will be less than in either of the systems generally practised
58. From an inspection of the sums at the foot of the table, it will be seen that the amount of dissonance heard in a given time is decidedly less in the new scale than in either of the others; and that it is scarcely more than half as great as in the scale of equal semitones
59. Hawkes, although by no means in the same ratio, as the aggregate dissonance is less
60. We have gone on the supposition that tunes on the more difficult keys are as often performed, according to their number, as those on the simpler keys; and have taken for the measure of dissonance, in different systems, what would be actually heard, if the 1600 scores, whose signatures were examined, were all played in succession, and on the keys to which they are set
61. Their merits, when every consideration is taken into view, are nearly in the inverse ratio of the sums denoting their aggregate dissonance
62. As the aggregate dissonance of the changeable scale is calculated on the same principles, in Prop
63. , will furnish us with the relative dissonance of different systems for these different scales
64. The relative dissonance of the two systems which form the object of this essay, is nearly as 17 : 27
