When Mr. Guez's work is offered in Israel, it routinely elicits heated responses.
Today the park is home to an eclectic mix of nonprofit groups and the ultimate anchor tenant, George Lucas, whose Victorian-inspired Letterman Digital Arts Center, situated in a less historically significant setting, also elicited heated debate.
One patchwork representation of the borough's every-changing neighborhoods elicited heated comments on Jacobs's blog; collected in the book, they attest to the fact that the city's nebulous geography is often a matter of opinion.
The station's first report elicited heated response, prompting the WWBT crew followed up with Cotman, who told reporters he hopes the discussion will spark changes at the high school.
These days it is hard to understand just why seasonings would elicit such heated emotions, but as Mr. Turner points out near the end of this entertaining book, "the apex of the spice age was the beginning of the end of their attraction".
This heat in the motion can be the presence of an active potentiality in the motion which is able to elicit heat in the body, without heat being predicable of motion itself.
First, an activated allele of GPA2 elicits heat-shock sensitivity in wild-type and ras1 Δ ras2 Δ strains, which is suppressed in an sch9 Δ background (Xue et al. 1998).
The mechanism is not fully understood, but dying cells appear to elicit 'eat me' signals (for example, exposure of a phosphatidylserine molecule on the outer surface of the cell membrane [ 16] which can stimulate other cells to become phagocytic, albeit as facultative phagocytes).
The debate rarely got heated, though Brat did elicit a laugh mentioning ads running against him on television.
