There may be points in your presentation that you want your audience to really absorb and in order to make important points stand out you may consider adding silence right after these.
Because language comprehension is something we learn at the earliest ages, it takes the lion \ \ \ 's share of our processing power, leaving our minds prone to error while we multitask with driving.
The work might also help us understand epilepsy better: in an epileptic fit, the brain has a tendency to suddenly fire synchronously, and deviation from the critical point could explain this.
However, if done improperly or without careful consideration, you can create an insecure system, or at least one with poorly understood trust relationships.
Rarely has a public figure understood the codes of fashion so intuitively-big costume jewels (Tom Binns!) with something simple; how to personalize with a brooch.
It would seem that the brain sees these images as puzzles, and the harder it is to decipher the meaning, the more rewarding is the moment of recognition.
Trying to be understanding of the fact that English wasn't his first language, I attempted to explain but, at 1am, didn't feel I was making much headway.