Stories from Genesis, painted for the Scuola della Trinità (1550 53), show a new attention to Titian's manner of painting as well as a palpable awareness of nature.
"It's a very palpable reconnection with nature for the stressed city-dweller," says Dr John Barentine of the International Dark-Sky Association IDAA; darksky.org), a non-profit organisation dedicated to protecting the night-time environment.
Such molecular analyses require only small amounts of material, such as tissue samples obtained by minimal invasive methods, for example, core biopsy (CB), which are used to assess the nature of palpable and non-palpable breast lesions to confirm or exclude the diagnosis of breast cancer [ 6- 9].
There's a palpable emphasis here on nature and wildlife, reinforced by Michael Skinner, Balsam's chief naturalist, whose Nature Center has kid-friendly hands-on exhibits, two fearsome pit vipers and a magnificent 15-year-old bald eagle named Spirit.
It's October, low season, and with few people around, the sense of untamed nature is palpable.
Critics have praised Mr. Transtromer's poems for their accessibility, even in translation, noting his elegant descriptions of long Swedish winters, the rhythm of the seasons and the palpable, atmospheric beauty of nature.
In this ode to nature and the palpable joys of pre-technology days, a girl runs wild on a horse while her screen-addicted family members tap away indoors.
And they're certainly a royal treat for the retinas, the game's day-night cycle and occasional outbreaks of torrential rain and crackling thunder and lightning giving the two-dimensional presentation a palpable sense of life, of nature.
Histopathological examination was performed to confirm the carcinomatous nature of the palpable tumors.
Smith's wonder is palpable and the psychedelic, awe-filled nature of his character almost makes it seem like the part was written just for him.
