The genius of Paley, as expressed by Murrow to Walter Cronkite, was putting forth figures that soothed the alienated response, allayed and minimized it, in favor of an elevated idea of both the country and the medium.
This "elevated idea" is just a fancy way to define an offer, and ultimately every idea must undergo a basic evolution to succeed: from Aspiration to Concept to Offer.
The Ebionite gospel seems to have been a modified compilation of the familiar gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke, ignoring the later John, with its more elevated and mystical ideas of who Jesus was.
Mr. Romney and Mr. Obama have traded barbs for months, but the intensity and frequency of the punch-counterpunch have picked up considerably in the past few weeks, belying talk of an elevated discussion of big ideas that both the Romney and Obama campaigns have promised.
We will also thank professor Paul Holtenius for letting us use the Hemo-Cue, B-Glucosephotometer (serial number 9540102191, Helsingborg, Sweden) and for his ideas around elevated glucose levels in relation to displacement of abomasum.
Our observation of opposing VEGF and PDGF profiles in normal versus elevated tricuspid regurgitation velocity groups supports the idea that elevated velocity associates with known factors involved in pulmonary hypertension, and that this clinical measure may be useful for dissecting the pathogenesis of the early stages of cardiopulmonary complications of sickle cell disease.
The data thus supports the idea that elevated levels plasma levels of MMP-9 before onset of disease may reflect an ongoing remodelling and early pathogenesis of the arterial wall and/or a low-grade systemic inflammation.
With respect to persistent elevated-rate patterns, prevailing ideas which have emerged from computational and theoretical studies are that the activity arises as stable states in recurrent attractor networks [6] [16] and/or inherent cellular dynamics [17] [24].
