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Playing on the conflict advertising evokes between our hunger for the real thing and its eternal denial of reality, Deshayes's work is a crisp indictment of consumer culture.

Indeed, for all the comparisons that this exhibition evokes between sound and image, it also reminds us that the words or pictures we use to try to make music concrete are always, at their very best, mere approximations, intimations, fumbling in the semantic darkness.

As shown in Figure 4C, trace I (see also Figure S3), an oscillatory photocurrent was actually evoked between 0.1 and 100 Hz, although the amplitude was reduced at high frequency.

Sometimes additional paintings and tiled floors are part of the composition, evoking the between-the-wars studio of some School of Paris painter (O.K., Matisse).

One thing they have in common is a mastery in describing light in particular and optical phenomena in general; another is their inclination to evoke in-between states: drowsing, dreams, epiphanies, hallucinations.

Without ever addressing matters of op-ed debate, he evokes tensions between convention and law, and between private practice and public scrutiny, that are intrinsically political.

A final section evokes links between some types of night waking and psychological factors.

The building's one exciting, though fleeting, eccentricity occupies the top floor: a cavernous, H-shaped space that evokes something between a gymnasium and a union hall.

Throughout the book, Stahlecker evokes interconnections between nature and spirituality.

The chemistry between Baker and Rollings adds a romantic twist to the storyline, and in so doing subtly evokes comparisons between Alpha Numeric to The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and The Bourne Identity franchise.

Ralph Dorazio's wondrous set, a spare sculpture of rope and wood, stretches over the stage like a frozen Calder mobile, while David Ferri's lighting evokes the in-between hours of the day, and then an endless night.