And by "ancient," I mean anything from before October 1979, when the Sugarhill Gang's blockbuster single, "Rapper's Delight," unceremoniously made the musical genre an international phenomenon, no longer the insular concern of New York's record-scratching D.J.'s and rapping M.C.'s.
These studies significantly contributed to the development of the current topic concerning insular cortex engagement in emotions [47] [50].
One alternative comic, the Ghost World series by Daniel Clowes, which concerns the insular world of two female best friends, is being adapted into a feature film.
Eve's Bayou doesn't really mention race either, not because it's whitewashed in any way, but because it concerns an insular community, and there are frankly no white people around to bring it up.
Accordingly, immunology must balance its dominant concern with insular individuality against a science that includes the cooperative assemblies of organisms.
"End of the Tour" is a seemingly insular exercise — a film concerned with words and the words of the people who like words.
Avipoxvirus is a pathogen of extreme concern in insular populations of birds [4] [6].
As Mr. Polisi, himself the president of Juilliard since 1984, lays it out, Schuman thought that the Juilliard of the 1940s was an insular place run by a faculty concerned merely with nurturing virtuosos.
There were also differences concerning the responsiveness of different insular regions.
Information concerning the function of the insular lobe in humans is based among other sources on semiological data of patients with insular epilepsy, results of stimulation of intracerebral electrodes and neuroimaging studies (Isnard et al. 2004; Penfield and Rasmussen 1950; Kurth et al. 2010b).
