cerebral

• The characters' reactions are distanced and cerebral -- even in what should be highly charged, emotional situations -- and while this coolness says something about contemporary society, and the microcosm of it as found in a university setting, it grows tiresome experiencing it at novel length. —  F ;SF; - vol 093 issue 02 - August 1997
• Acie Law is an example of a guy who had the reputation of a "safe" pick; versatile and cerebral, not a freak in any one area but a guy who knows how to play the game and use his skills effectively. —  SLAM Online
• For people suffering from conditions such as cerebral palsy, motor neurone disease (MND) or so-called locked-in syndromes, being able to move around and interact in a virtual environment is a "truly liberating experience," says Howell Istance, a computer scientist who helped develop the software. —  PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories
• It trains you to be an insurance salesman or a bureaucrat, or some kind of cerebral character. —  Information Liberation
• Four times the DS-10 - But then some game music a bit less cerebral, but no less enjoyable: ambient / electronica blog Disquiet notes this four-man half-hour Korg DS-10 live jam mp3 from Melbourne's DyLAB, which shifts in and out pretty effortlessly from well tuned thumps to utter blippy madness, and (for all the app's precise stylus-ing) must have been a sight to behold. —  Megite Technology News: What's Happening Right Now

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