In the U.S., nearly one-fifth of the population lives near a high-volume road where pollution levels are elevated from vehicle exhaust.
With the exception of those aimed at Mendes, the criticisms are mostly affectionate, and the author's accounts of tussles with his leads are elevated from gossip to a lesson in why some shows work and others don't.
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders is edited every few years to reflect changes in norms: some conditions stop being viewed as pathologies, while others are elevated from mere idiosyncrasies to the status of illness.
The agency will eliminate the requirement, put in place during her predecessor's tenure, that commissioners approve all enforcement actions before they are elevated from an inquiry to an investigation and before subpoenas go out.
In all societies, Durkheim argued, an ordering takes place: certain acts are elevated from the mundane or the everyday – something Durkheim labelled the realm of the "profane" – to the level of the sacred, a sphere that's revered as inviolable.
This kind of nectaries would fit the "Hochnektarien" (elevated nectaries) type according to the classification proposed by Zimmerman ([1932]) and accepted by Elias ([1983]), since they are elevated from the surrounding tissues.
