In her introduction, Oswald argues that Hughes celebrates immediacy of experience, whereas mediaeval bestiaries distanced that experience by organising it as symbol.
Of the three others on this inaugural trip, one was an experienced cyclist, one was a hobbyist who averaged 25 miles at weekends, and one was, like me, a cycle commuter with no long-distance experience.
Studies have shown that women who commute long distances experience more stress and time pressure than men do (Sandow, 2011).
Furthermore, the role of these and other factors (client satisfaction, distance, experience with traditional medical practitioners, etc) have not been examined in relation to perceived quality of HATCS.
Paradoxically, movies in which the director films him- or herself stand alongside the genre film and the commissioned film as divided and distanced directorial experiences — movies that, rather than stepping back from the mirror, pass through it.
The maximum projection distance predicted by the model resulted comparable to the maximum landing distance experienced in the accident.
The 31-year-old, who had been expected to double up over the two distances, experienced a shock defeat when Simeon Williamson stormed to victory as Europe's fastest man this season in 10.05sec.
Clare is what we call a "Senior Boomer," someone who's done the course, done it creditably, set aside beaucoup savings, got his kids set up at a safe distance, experienced a conspicuous appreciation in the dollar value of his family home (mortgage paid off), and now wants something a helluva lot nicer before he gets too decrepit to notice it.
In contrast, for the mutant W184A, all four residue-pair distances experienced large fluctuations, quickly increasing within the first 10 ns, which indicated that they lost their original contacts at the helix2I−helix2II interface.
But for me, it seems more distanced from the lived experiences.
Now something else is in play that may distance the museum experience even further — though it intends to do just the opposite.
