She said the show's transition from a lighter news parody show to a program with a more political mission was palpable by the end of her tenure in 2003.
This changes the face of the company by making it more sustainable, but in ways that are palpable by the consumer.
MDA/EGFP tumours were palpable by week three and MDA/RLN2 tumours by week four.
Only 30% of screen-detected lesions were palpable by breast clinicians.
This hate in our country -- egged on by fervid ideologues and profiteering fearmongers -- is palpable, stirred by years of irresponsible invective against public officials and agencies.
The joy of discovery is palpable, shot by shot, and she had young actors, notably Sylvie Testud and Stanislas Merhar, who seem to be savoring it equally.
On the contrary, the physical and emotional commitment behind the footage, which is palpable, is driven by professional skill or by serious ambition — or at least by the desire to bear witness.
Estimates about the potential economic impact differ, but the alarm in Israel is palpable, as demonstrated by the furious reaction from Binyamin Netanyahu's government when John Kerry, the US secretary of state, recently warned of more boycotts if current peace talks with the Palestinians fail.
While most South Koreans suspect North Korea as the culprit, the overall lack of warlike indignation is palpable, as reported by B.R. Myers in the International Herald Tribune on May 29.
Even so, there is palpable excitement here created by the organization, its young star Dwight Howard and the prospect of a new arena on the horizon.
