A picture pops onto the screen, and you are immediately given the option to click yes or no, or even better you can swipe them to the left or right to get that heightened experience that you are whooshing unworthy candidates directly into the bin.
Or as those on the left put it back in the 1960s, you've got to "heighten the contradictions" to get real change.
This was my most anticipated act and I'm not sure what the rest of the folks thought, but for me, this is when the night got heightened.
In one, using the same game, they measured salivating rather than walking speed as a proxy for heightened motivation--and got the same result.
In light of this experience, I find it utterly irresponsible to let inexperienced people who are not remotely in control of their cars learn to drive in a major city with the heightened risk of pedestrians getting in the way.
As with the Holocaust and other historical events that eventually moved from painful reality to memorials and then to museums and academic scholarship, the importance of the civil rights movement gets heightened as the last of the participants begin to die.
The heightened feeling you get from reading it on-site is all about the energy in Tangier as it is now, not that modern city springing up beside it.
By conducting the positioning process in the GBAS emulation platform for several hours and after its comparison with the performances of traditional Hatch filters, it is found that the errors in the differential correction become smaller and the positioning accuracy gets heightened with this new method.
Hackett said of today's challenge: "When you get into the playoffs, and for all intents and purposes this is the start of the playoffs for us, everything gets heightened and put on the quarterback.
The roasted red pepper and eggplant terrine, bound with tomatoes, egg whites and goat cheese, was as meaty in texture as most vegetarians will get, further heightened by a chunky avocado salsa whose blend of sweetness and acid reflects Mr. Trigg's style.
