Gilbert belonged to a small group of dramatists who reacted against the undisciplined melodramatic mess of the earlier Victorian theatre, so accurately evoked by Dickens in his portrayal of Mr Crummles and his company in Nicholas Nickleby.
Either way, the name, accurately enough, evokes blissful summer vistas of burning sands and blazing sun as well as the constant peril of fire.
Similarly, other-race faces that were accurately recognised evoked larger N200 and P2 responses than those which were later forgotten.
The EEG data reported by Orekhova et al. [ 10] are not stimulus driven and cannot be accurately characterized as evoked or induced.
As is repeatedly (and accurately) noted, the canvases evoke everything from the Baroque to Neo-Expressionism, Pop, Surrealism and Social Realism.
Dry materials facilitated the pursuit of the Benday dots, intimated first by making graphite rubbings on window screen and then evoked more accurately by forcing lithographic rubbing crayon through a small sheet of metal, hand-drilled with rows of holes.
The relatively large variability across different sessions within the same subject suggests multiple sessions should be used to accurately capture the activation patterns evoked by acupuncture stimulation at a particular point for a specific subject.
Since clinical vignettes are intended to accurately depict health conditions and evoke responses from study participants, the content validity of the vignettes is of paramount importance.
The 100 percent word (or, more accurately, number) choice is striking because it evokes the numerical identity politics that took root during the Occupy Wall Street movement this year.
For particular signals to elicit appropriate responses (e.g. turn on certain genes), the news that a signal has been detected must be accurately relayed to the intracellular machinery necessary to evoke the response (e.g. transcription factors).
