When anything arouses you suddenly, you are not positive whether you dreamed, or—and yet you know that— Dear me, Terence, must I dissect the most elementary sensations in order to accommodate your extremely practical intelligence?
Competition When IBM introduced its personal computer in August 1981, Jobs had his team buy one and dissect it.
Alongside the education-focused features, Apple also highlighted some augmented reality apps for the updated iPad, including a Froggipedia app that lets students virtually dissect frogs using an Apple Pencil.
They dissect the language into individual components and teach reading, writing, pronunciation, speaking, and grammar separately.
Time to skip out of work and wait in an obnoxiously long cafeteria line with your co-workers and dissect that cute animal video you just saw.
Research shows that people are happier when they relish and luxuriate in the positive memories of happy past events, but don't try to dissect the details too much.
Try to dissect the traits and actions that make him successful.
