What he found was intriguing: at least 36 spectrographically and audibly different sounds, by which according to him at least 21 messages were communicated and which evoked at least 18 different, seemingly adaptive responses [Struhsaker, 1967].
She went but didn't plan to return--she felt she hadn't related to the group's message, which is based on evoking one's will to control emotional symptoms such as nervousness, fear, anger and depression.
Magellan, which evoked images of navigation, was one that worked.
Dr. Goebbels punctuated his answers with jokes, which evoked laughter and applause from the public.
She followed them with Scriabin's brilliantly powerful "Poëme Tragique," which evoked great applause.
He did so in a way which evoked the best of convention speakers, Ted Kennedy and Mario Cuomo.
This sculpture 'Support' placed in Venice at Ca' Sagredo, coinciding with the opening of the Venice Biennale, wants to speak to the people in a clear, simple and direct way through the innocent hands of a child and it evokes a powerful message which is that united we can make a stand to curb the climate change that affects us all.
The artist, as he explained on Instagram, "wants to speak to the people in a clear, simple and direct way through the innocent hands of a child and it evokes a powerful message which is that united we can make a stand to curb the climate change that affects us all.
In a recent Instagram post about the piece, Quinn says he "wants to speak to the people in a clear, simple and direct way through the innocent hands of a child and it evokes a powerful message which is that united we can make a stand to curb the climate change that affects us all".
One of the spots, which evokes Bill Clinton's "A Place Called Hope" message during the 1992 presidential election, begins with an image of Sam Walton's first five-and-dime store.
