To heighten capture of leakage cases, we also included those only recorded in the Danish National Registry of Patients, increasing the number of cases by 9%.
His capture had heightened tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union, and there was widespread speculation that he had caved under pressure from his captors.
I wanted to capture that heightened feeling you get as an adolescent that you don't really feel as a grownup.
Mr. Fleischer finally claimed the film, Mr. Lin said, by showing up with a visual presentation that captured the heightened reality of a film noir Los Angeles in which settings like the nightclub Slapsy Maxie's could erupt with a glow to rival those digital billboards.
As Arthur Mizener, Fitzgerald's first biographer, pointed out, "It is precisely this loss which allows Gatsby to discover 'what a grotesque thing a rose is and how raw the sunlight was upon the scarcely created grass.' " Perhaps Fitzgerald could have captured this heightened state of awareness in a script, but was this what the studios were looking for?
But the film, set in tony Connecticut, nevertheless captured and heightened the short story's aura of a cold-war hangover, complete with a cocktail shaker of stuff -- mobile wet bars, self-driving lawn mowers, pantsuits, palomino-print bikinis (worn with Lucite stilettos), electric toothbrushes and swimming-pool cleaners that filter "99.99.99percentt of all solid matter out of the water".
This heightened fear was only captured with FPS, whereas SCR did not differ between groups.
And there's more: in an attempt to capture both the heightened and the mundane reality that surrounds the awards season, this year we divided our issue between portraiture and documentary photography.
Garcia admitted that it was at times difficult to resist the photojournalist's temptation to capture the moments of "heightened emotions and actions" unfolding around him.
Coming out of a movie theatre, I find my own perceptions heightened and my ambitions sparked to capture the city streets of my own imagination, my own reveries in dramas of city life.
