What does Gestalt mean?
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Gestalt is German for 'shape'.
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Little "g" is or can be a classification for something.\nCapital "G" is a name for a Being.  The classification for this Being is Divinity.
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It's a quote from "Hamlet" by Shakespeare.\n\nWhat seems crazy at first glance (madness) may have a logical pattern or reason (method).
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Usually, it means two (or more) things are straight relative to one another, as the alignment of railroad tracks.  Sometimes it means a thing is in its "proper" position, whether or not relative to something else.  It can be used about non-physical things, too, as in having our opinions in alignment, meaning that we agree.
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$%^&*$%^*(())^%^% \nthese symbols don't really mean anything. usually people use them when they are speechless, or doesn't know how to respond to a comment or retort. KIND OF like when you're mad you say "shit" or "fuck". But instead of using these terms in the comic books, they use these symbols.
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I think he means like, math-related reflections.\n\nA reflection is like a flip of the figure.
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It is a German word for "Single signature". Check out using \nwww.google.com Click on Language Tools (German -> English)
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Thats the JAVA Script they have.\n\nIts related to mouse movement... based on which the image moves.
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影 or 陰\nBoth are "kage", meaning shadow.
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What is the context - that is, where are you seeing that symbol?  On food, it might mean vegetarian or vegan; at a political rally, it may mean victory; if it's a graphic novel or upcoming movie, it means vendetta (V for Vendetta); if it's an '80s TV series, it means the aliens are coming.
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it comes from the adding of color to wool. for once you add the dye the color was set and could not be changed. so the phrase means something that cannot be changed.
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I think it is something that placed in a way that from \nright to left (flat way) or so but not from up to down or down to up.\nexample: ------------------------- horizontal line
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Not sure where the quote is from, but my guess would be they're talking about computing and graphics processing power.  Takes a lot to make a believable scene.
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Depends on the context in which you use it...\n\nGenerally it means:\n\nAn amount or level needed for a specific result or new action to occur:\n\nIn investing it means:\n\nThe size at which a business or market undergoes a fundamental change in regard to operations. An example of such a change is a company's achievement of increasing returns to scale. \n\nIn Physics\n\nThe smallest mass of a fissionable material that will sustain a nuclear chain reaction at a constant level. \n\nor\n\nThe amount of matter needed to generate sufficient gravitational force to halt the current expansion of the universe.
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Holography takes an impression of an image from several angles that incide at the same time on a photographic transluscent piece of film.  when the film is iluminated from the right angles with coherent light (such as lasers), the interlacing rays of light create a tri dimensional image corresponding to the original model.  Holo means "complete" and graphos means "picture".  If you cut in half the film that contains an holographic picture, you don´t get half of the picture.  Instead, you get a smaller but complete image of the original.
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hol·o·gram (hŏl'ə-grăm', hō'lə-) \n\nn.\n\nThe pattern produced on a photosensitive medium that has been exposed by holography and then photographically developed.\nThe photosensitive medium so exposed and so developed. Also called holograph.
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As I understand it, it refers to smiling with such force as to feel as though your face is stuck that way. \nIf something is so funny or happy that you are unable to straighten your face out and look serious then you have "permagrin".