Mr. Licitra occasioned equal interest; since his Met debut he has been teasingly dangled before local audiences in a couple of appearances.
Here we review two conventional characterizations, intrinsic and extrinsic sensitization, which have occasioned renewed interests (reviewed in [ 31]).
The article on Karelia by Charles Jacobs ("Cruising Through the Russia of Peter the Great," March 17) was very interesting but occasioned here an interest in the briefly mentioned hydrofoil trips to the area.
But the two additional forms that have occasioned the most interest among scholars originated in the Iberian Peninsula: the zajal and the muwashshaḥ.
After this book had occasioned a renewed interest in Hesychasm throughout the Orthodox churches, Nicodemus edited Macarius' essays on liturgical prayer, emphasizing the Eucharist, or the Lord's Supper.
In this context, it is easy to appreciate the tremendous interest occasioned by the discovery of the Mawangdui Laozi manuscripts.
We have noted previously the close relationship that exists between many of the methods that are used for textual information retrieval and for the processing of chemoinformatics databases [16, 26], and it is this relationship that occasioned our initial interest in the application of BINs to virtual screening.
Adolf Hitler's accession to power in Germany on January 30 , 1933 occasioned only the slightest interest in Britain.
The hundred-and-fiftieth anniversary of George Eliot's birth, in 1969, occasioned a revival of interest in her, and by 1980 the fellowship had persuaded the authorities at Westminster Abbey to honor her in Poets' Corner, with a memorial stone.
Not surprisingly, the commentary that Babette's Feast has occasioned sets those who are interested in the food against those who engage the religious dimensions of the film.
Suspect the Mail of prurience and you are normally on pretty safe ground, but on this occasion the interest in Davies's selection was valid.
