Developing successful cultivars from a set of potential parents depends on intuition, experience, sensibility, and luck, as much as it does on systematic data collection and dogged trial and error.
The supply on the other side of the world is catching up fast in terms of engineering, design and user-experience sensibility.
If you've not experienced his uniquely warped sensibility before you may find it occasionally unsettling, but it consistently provides the biggest of big laughs.
The world, experienced through this skinless sensibility, is an alarming place - Ripley feels so intensely, can be giddy with excitement or despair.
As a former musician, a dancer in the Graham Company over a 26-year period, and now a regisseur responsible for setting Graham works on companies around the world, I have experienced her particular musical sensibilities and admittedly wrestled with them.
The comprehension of its finer points is thought to require experience and sensibility of a high order.
In 1950, he published "In Search," an examination of the effects of the European cataclysm on his experience and sensibility as an American Jew.
Ruthlessly unsentimental shorter fiction that stretches from 1946 to 1993; most of it is set in the Muslim world, where Bowles lived, and portrays Muslim experience and sensibility along with the Western fascination with exotic people.
Like that longer work, over half of the 62 stories in this collection are set in the Muslim world; indeed, most are intended to portray Muslim experience and sensibility.
Ruthlessly unsentimental shorter fiction written from 1946 to 1993; most of it is set in the Muslim world, where Bowles lived, and inspects Muslim experience and sensibility along with the Western fascination with exotic people.
