Also at this later time, the presence of predictable movement heightened activity in premotor areas.
Expectations of blizzard conditions kept many traders home and led to a day of light trading, which usually heightens market movements.
With Mr. Hussein's obsessive secrecy about his movements heightened by the certainty that American surveillance satellites are seeking to track any sign of his movements, official accounts did not say where he held the meetings with other leaders at which he rejected the demand for him and his two sons, Uday and Qusay, to leave Iraq.
That sense of movement is heightened by the design of the beams supporting the glass panes, which become thicker where they meet the columns to provide added stability.
What this projection suggests is that the real modernism of the ballet lay not only in its theme but also in the use of movement as heightened gesture that abstracts the essence of emotion.
The conflict over the town, Azaz, has shuttered a Turkish border crossing long used to supply the rebel movement and heightened tensions between rebels who seek the ouster of President Bashar al-Assad and extremists who want to erase Syria's borders and establish a transnational Islamic state.
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.
One researcher has argued that the religious discourse of the new Christian Pentecostal movement has heightened the belief that child witches exist.
The results indicate that the children with high scores on the subtests measuring problems in motor inhibition or heightened tensions in the movement- and stabilizing muscles consistently show a clear improvement rate with MPH.
Their balletic movements are heightened versions of everyday gestures; their costumes are mundane.
