Monthly Archives: January 2013

The Long and the Short

Posted on January 28, 2013 by Graham Shawcross

A year-out student Tom Kirby emailed an office of 200 people asking what the convention was for beyond and behind dotted line styles.  No one knew. On-line searches didn’t prove very helpful so in one of those mad delightful collective … Continue reading →

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A Continuous Semantic Space……

Posted on January 18, 2013 by Graham Shawcross

I came across a report of this recently in the New Scientist and thought it might be important as it seems to suggest that the brain locations of names of objects and actions have some commonality across the brains of … Continue reading →

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Enjoying Randomness

Posted on January 4, 2013 by Graham Shawcross

This came about after visiting Loch Maddy in North Uist and trying to think of ways to emulate the  strange way that the land and sea merge into each other there and realising that the technique had wider uses as well. … Continue reading →

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