But as the years shake out, I find I'm more drawn now to Tony the excitable boy, than to Ridley the pictorialist, who never quite transcends his genius for production design.
Historically, biophysics (e.g., the analysis of ion channels and calcium regulation in excitable cells) has drawn heavily on math and physics (Jack et al., 1975; Hille, 2001; Friel and Chiel, 2008).
The edited selection that follows (which includes some text that has appeared before) is drawn from… The tulips are too excitable, it is winter here.
The Palestinian leader, Yasir Arafat, in his trademark military uniform, looked drawn and shrunken, far from the lively and excitable figure he once cut at Arab meetings.
We expected to be saying "The Guardian and its girlfriend", but reflecting Glastonbury's increasing dance slant, C&S draw a decent and excitable half-fieldful, including one very convincing Ali G and a security steward running through the crowd holding a lit flare aloft.
On May 7 at the Kaplan Penthouse at Lincoln Center, a double bill of duets featuring figures from that generation proved that even in their autumn years, they are still interested in extremes: Steve Lacy and Mal Waldron drawn to the low, phlegmatic end, Han Bennink and Misha Mengelberg to the excitable, unstable end.
For a certain type of young man lurking in the fringes, twitchy and excitable (often suffering from mental illness), these politicians become a polarizing flame they're drawn to.
Surely Mr. Gilbert, a dynamic yet exacting musician, was crucial to drawing this refreshingly straightforward performance from the excitable Mr. Lang.
On a rare visit home, their presence drew a crowd possibly too big, and too excitable for the size of the Félix Houphouët-Boigny stadium.
Some of the titles that get me excitable are….
