His music was steeped in our folk tradition; he drew on the best and the most harmonically intense elements of the great Tudor composing tradition.
In Quaternary sediments in SE Germany such contrasting types of sediments formed on the NE Bavarian Basement which is underlain by metamorphic and pegmatitic rocks reflecting intense primary element differentiation by themselves.
Along with the fantastical - Venus's main protagonist turns gold, for example - Sutherland has included intense autobiographical elements from his often brutal childhood in Orkney.
The South Asian Monsoon (SAM), one of the most intense modern climatic elements, developed during the Miocene (Betzler et al. 2016a).
MPAA rating: PG-13, for some intense violence, thematic elements, brief strong language and partial nudity.
The character's main function was to inject into the show "sensuality, promise, terror, sublimity, idyllic pleasure, intense energy" - elements long associated with the Orient in Western culture, according to Orientalism author Edward Said.
It is an intense, explosive but light element that you find as you spoon up the soup.
You can't help wondering if in making this angry, intense Moses the central element of the tomb, Michelangelo was paying him a backhanded tribute - creating an icon of wrath, an embodiment of righteous fury.
Hawks's locker-room ribaldry aside, it's remarkable to note that, despite his apparent disdain for the novel, he derived from it the movie's most famous and exalted element — its intense and erotically charged relationship — and extracts his own electrifying cinematic insinuations from Hemingway's literary ones.
