Urban Landscape constitutes a social, cultural and economic asset defined by a historical overlapping of values produced by cultures, tradition and experiences recognizable in their diversity and that have occurred overtime.
Unlike its male counterpart, female orgasm is a covert, hidden experience, frequently recognizable only to the person experiencing it.
Although many more infected people do not experience symptoms recognizable as hepatitis, they still can transmit the virus to others.
But will that traditional experience be recognizable if colleges and unversities begin behaving like corporate profit centers?
Ryerson, however, is concentrated within 20 densely packed acres replete with three or four distinct residences where students will presumably experience a recognizable variant of campus life.
That is, if the object a person is looking at is a tomato, then he can expect that, if he touches, tastes, and smells it, he will experience a recognizable grouping of sensations.
It wormholes through the real and unreal in a way that is always compelling even if it doesn't make immediate sense to the top of the mind, the human experience always recognizable even in a world that feels like a much-needed nightmare version of "Brigadoon".
The use of the lower ratio threshold can cause regions to become segmented due to the fact that more probes are called conserved, but segmented regions are in our experience easily recognizable as a single entity (see Fig. 3).
The clinical role of infection by WUPyV is uncertain, given that the patient was not experiencing any recognizable symptoms.
Potamkin wanted movies to represent something like recognizable experience, for practical political reasons: he believed that, if general viewers were presented with truthful images, they'd be inclined to rise up against prevailing injustices.
