They are really not about the places named, but deal instead with the phenomena experienced in those places, internalized by the artist and translated into abstract evocations of memories.
It's powerful because, for the subject, the phenomena experienced seem real - a subjective observation, perhaps, but one borne out by the evidence of brain scans, which have shown that, when somebody perceives a hallucinatory sound while in a trance, the same regions of the brain are activated as when they really hear that sound.
Understanding the pyrolysis phenomena experienced by charring ablators used in thermal protection systems for manned reentry vehicles is crucial for their design.
CGT is an ontology gaining increased recognition for its utility in explaining how individuals 'make sense of', or attribute meaning to, social interactions and phenomena experienced in complex organisations.
In this review we will discuss how such pathophysiological mechanisms may lead to the distressing sensory phenomena experienced by patients suffering neuropathic pain, and the relationship of such mechanisms to current and potential future treatment modalities.
"The events and phenomena experienced and studied at Skinwalker Ranch appear like a performance by a discriminating, precognitive sentient intelligence".
Another interpretation is that the song's "rain" and "sun" are phenomena experienced during a benign LSD trip.
Generally speaking, Hunt for the Skinwalker can be described as enthusiastically credulous no belief is challenged and Corbell never entertains alternative explanations for the otherworldly phenomena experienced by his subjects.
These are clinically relevant results because MPS of patients and caregiver burden are the two phenomena experienced as most problematic in dementia care [ 41].
The hydrodynamic phenomena experienced by beating flagella inside water are rather different to those experienced by a human swimming through water: indeed, they are akin to what a human would experience if they tried to swim through honey (Purcell, 1977).
