And while the movie's dazzling animation and use of 3-D has received so much attention, it cannot be anything but the intense wonder so powerfully elicited, rather than merely the technical wizardry itself, that has people lining up to see it.
Along with Santa Claus and magical holiday décor, the Christmas season powerfully elicits memories of holidays gone by.
Large losses of life that are represented simply as numbers or statistics lack imagery and feeling, failing in the process to motivate us to take action and help others, whereas an image of a single identified victim (be it a person or an animal)1 may strike us more powerfully than numbers, and elicit compassion, according to Slovic (2007).
Her willingness and ability to fight back powerfully, and through hardcore means, elicited frequent applause.
But she came to Australia in fine physical condition and has been moving and serving powerfully throughout her first three matches, eliciting titters from the crowd with the numbers she has been registering on the speed gun and sometimes overrunning drop shots, a problem she rarely had a year ago.
To some extent, the titer and neutralizing activity of antibodies induced by chimeric viruses and VLPs are indeed superior to the protein vaccine and peptide-based vaccine, but bNAbs are still not elicited, as expected, to protect humans powerfully from HIV-1 infection.
Thus, Hollywood and politics co-existed peacefully for a few hours under one roof, yielded intriguing insight, and elicited some laughs - all in the name of one of the most powerfully connecting forces on the planet: the pop culture revolution known as hip hop and one of its crown jewels, N.W.A.
Very preterm neonates appear to have endogenous mechanisms elicited through skin-to-skin maternal contact that decrease pain response, but not as powerfully as in older preterm neonates.
Powerfully mysterious, too.
