You use it for small things, just heightening little moments, it's pretty invisible the way I use CG.
Some scholars have linked social pressure to community size, advancing the notion that pressure to conform to social norms is heightened in smaller, less populous communities in which citizens interact frequently and where monitoring behavior is less onerous.
The Wall Street Journal, paraphrasing Tom W. Smith from the University of Chicago, reports that "cities' welcoming attitudes toward immigrants from abroad, same-sex marriage and secularism heighten distrust among small-town residents with different values".
The acrimony over the case has been heightened in a small town where relationships often stretch back decades.
The air pollutants linked to a heightened risk included: small particulate matter of less than 2.5 microns in diameter (PM2.5), PM10, nitrogen dioxide, sulphur dioxide, carbon monoxide and ozone.
The designer of the most interesting water feature used mirrors to heighten the effect of a small cascade.
Howard Archer, chief UK economist at IHS Global Insight, said the survey "reinforces the impression that the Funding for Lending scheme is not having a major impact in lifting lending to corporates and it particularly heightens concern that smaller companies are still struggling to get capital".
Giovanna Sardelli's direction is skillful, using small moments and movements to heighten the humor, while Lap Chi Chu's lighting is equally effective.
After 1950, however, the northward extension of the Pacific Great Eastern Railway (subsequently called the British Columbia Railway) and the improvement of highway facilities increased the accessibility of the forests and the merging of smaller companies, together with the introduction of pulp mills, consuming chips and small trees, heightened the utilization of forest resources.
A small cadre of experts is exploring how genes might heighten the risk of committing a crime and whether such a trait can be inherited.
