(In 1968, she published an elevated mystery called "The Nice and the Good").
(Lord Asriel is one of the very few characters ever to call her "Marisa" – otherwise, she retains her honorific at all times, remaining distant, elevated and intimidating, with a hint of widowed respectability, despite her chequered past.
How very elegant, elevated and sophisticated.
Washington was steady, elevated and active.
The elevated and the everyday, keeping dualities in constant motion.
They were manually elevated and trained.
These are lined with cabling, ducts and, most worrying of all, elevated pipes, called pipe-bridges, that carry radioactive liquid waste around the site.
Specifically, we investigated whether R. mehelyi that calls at a frequency clearly above what is predicted by allometry, compensates for frequency-dependent loss in detection distance by using elevated call intensity.
To increase the height and importance of the principal actors, Aeschylus introduced the buskin, an elevated boot called in Greek a kothornos (plural kothornoi).
Much of his laboratory research has focused on how elevated stress hormones, called glucocorticoids, can accelerate aging by damaging the hippocampus, the part of the brain he calls "the keyboard that directs memory retrieval".
