A classification scheme is produced to make sense of the diversity of traditions according to three dimensions.
Ms. Lee, much more than a standard horror-movie shrieker, looks convincingly haunted by what she sees, and the Pangs' pictorial instinct is as sure as their shock-producing sense of timing.
They open with the first three songs from Bon Iver, instantly producing a sense of nuanced grandeur.
"The consequences of this conflict are affecting everyone, even producing a sense of concern in European countries to the point of reaching that type of consequence," he said.
The emphasis on the connection of the cables with the ground contrasts with the narrow supports of the frame itself, producing a sense of lightness.
When plants and other elements are at or near the same height, sightlines remain unobstructed, producing a sense of openness.
His research examines how everyday encounters between Germans and refugees produce, or fail to produce, a sense of belonging.
This narrow prism produces a sense of desperation to get a major-conference slot, leading Texas Christian University to take its perhaps temporary luster to the Big East Conference.
His answer: diversify the economy, create greater social openness and fun, and produce a sense of possibility for Saudi youth.
Such trials, she says, "air issues, create an aura of fairness, establish a public record and produce some sense of accountability".
12. Solvents Fumes inhaled to produce a sense of intoxication.
