The name of their tour has elicited strange reactions from both fan and foe which seems to be an on-going problem throughout the bands entire existence.
And that elicited a strange brew of feelings.
Was Rupert Murdoch so skilled at a kind of uber-power game that he was attempting to vaporise each inappropriate inquiry into his company; or were we watching a shell-shocked man so incapable of basic discourse that it almost elicited a strange kind of pity?
But the reaction elicited a strange response from Ferguson.
Like staying up late on a Friday night to watch Mystery Science Theater 3000, the QFG games elicit a special, strange, internet 1.0 thrill.
Just because the patient elicits a strange type of "respect" from your colleagues and your clinical staff (probably just misguided envy) does not mean that you are somehow an "elite" physician who is entitled to bend to the whims of your famous patients or break the rules of good doctoring.
Some studies in humans have found that the hippocampus responds to individual novel stimuli (e.g., Knight, 1996; Strange et al., 2005a,b; Daselaar et al., 2006), while others have reported novel pictures/contexts/object pairings eliciting hippocampal activation (Stern et al., 1996; Kohler et al., 2005; Kumaran and Maguire, 2006).
This is in accordance with the findings of Strange and coworkers [ 30] who demonstrated the essential role of the metaboreflex in humans in order to reach normal blood pressure response even for mild exercise eliciting a HR below 100 bpm.
It's not the cuisine, which is merely passable, and elicited one of the strangest critical comments ever set to paper by a reviewer, when John Canaday, reviewing it for The Times in 1974, wrote, "One of the best compliments I can give the food is that after dinner I didn't feel stuffed".
Mr. Lang elicits that tension in this strange and haunting piece.
