When Glamour ran a single-page photograph of a voluptuous, unclothed model, Lizzie Miller, in its September issue, positive responses from readers flooded in.
For a bat issuing response calls from within a roost, the leaf acts like a megaphone, amplifying its invitations by 1 to 2 decibels.
Writers, artists, editorial staff and critics have spoken in great length about the nature of subject, citing responses from readership, issues of sexism, diversity and representation, as well as other considerations that have impacted decisions regarding the character's portrayal.
We did not aim for generalisability; rather, we aimed for a small representative sample of people with the three index conditions, saturation of issues raised in responses from our participants, and coherent interpretations of our data.
Jonah Weiner's profile of Jerry Seinfeld in our Dec. 23 issue elicited 303 responses from readers, many of whom debated whether the comedian is even funny.
Weingarten said she's seen an uptick in awareness around the issue and positive responses from all corners of the Internet; but, she said, there has been some negative backlash, as well.
The call-for-paper of this special issue attracted exciting responses from the research community.
On Monday, state radio issued a response from the spokesman for the Foreign Ministry, Mohammad Ali Hosseini, who rejected the charges and called the European statement "spiteful, hasty and politically motivated," and unacceptable to Iran.
Other criminal justice issues have drawn similar responses from the left and right.
They can spend the first half of the meeting just defining the issue, and responses are shoot-from-the-hip reactions to a problem that people have had little time to think about.
