Women may not, in fact, have an innately narcissistic form of desire, but may be offered only the position of narcissism by the visual culture that is called upon to evoke desire.
These outcomes support the possibility to design superparamagnetic nanoparticle-based DNA vaccines to optimally evoke desired antibody responses, useful for a variety of diseases including malaria.
The catalog mentions black holes and supernovas, evoking "desire and loss, pain and hope," which sheds no light whatsoever.
Fidell, working with the cinematographer Andrew Droz Palermo, evokes desire and doom with low-light images and intimate framings, but the effects are merely illustrative.
As in Western musical theatre and films, many of the sounds are naturalistic, whereas others are traditional means of evoking desired responses from an audience.
Yet, in the folds and margins of normalised and established research practices, unexpected findings may point to the presence of disruptive factors: the intrusion of a treacherous object a, a factor X, inciting suspicion and evoking desire.
Assigning labels to cities that evoke desirable features has become increasingly popular in recent years with city administrators promoting various notions of the desired city.
As already indicated, propaganda is most apt to evoke the desired responses among those already in agreement with the propagandist's message.
As Elizabeth Phelps of New York University points out, feelings of disgust will evoke a desire to expel things, even those things unrelated to your original mood.
In an interview for the television series "Inside the Actors Studio," Mr. Gandolfini said he would deliberately hit himself on the head or stay up all night to evoke the desired reaction.
