After World War II, painters such as Sir Russell Drysdale and Sir Sidney Nolan were drawn to the dramatic isolation of the Outback.
The head of the Italian Aging Society, Roberto Messina, said these "megaparlors" were busy and loud but offered no real human contact and posed "a worrying threat to millions of elderly people relegated to ever more dramatic isolation".
Paradoxically, the dramatic isolation of L. yavapaiensis populations in recent decades (Fig. 3; Witte et al.
Iran is facing dramatic financial isolation as governments and the private sector around the world shun business with its government-affiliated companies and banks as a result of ever-tightening international sanctions.
As a result of this we measured an increased yield of blood culture isolates, an effect that was most dramatic with the isolation of pneumococci.
Mr. Pareles wrote that Orbison moved between two styles, "up-tempo rockabilly songs like 'Oh, Pretty Woman,' which he also wrote, and dramatic ballads of isolation and longing, including 'Only the Lonely' and 'Blue Bayou.'" Orbison ranked No. 37 on Rolling Stone's list of The Greatest Artists of All Time and was just 52 when he died in 1988 of a heart attack.
The effect of isolation was dramatic.
In the last several years, we've seen a dramatic reaction to this isolation.
Kaneria gathers key moments, from 2001: A Space Odyssey, The Shining, A Clockwork Orange, and more, not just to remind us why we love Kubrick's films so much, but to show how often the filmmaker relied on the color red for dramatic effects including terror, isolation, and individualism.
The decrease in morbidity correlated with the dramatic decrease in the isolation of the gravis biotype and Sankt Peterburg ribotype, and the prevalence of the Rossija ribotype along with other rare ribotypes associated with non-toxigenic strains (Cluj and Rossija, in particular).
More often than not, it was one of the five women at the right--Rosel Zech, Barbara Sukowa, Hanna Schygulla, Irm Hermann, and Margit Carstensen--who portrayed Fassbinder's inner self: the lover of black men, of isolation, of the dramatic flourish.
