"'Troubadours' was commissioned in 1993 and actually, the story goes that the composer wasn't that receptive writing a piece for guitar and orchestra.
The representatives of one firm, APCO, suggest placing opinion pieces: The media would be receptive to stories about Turkmenistan with the change of government, she said, plus "energy security is an additional hook.
The cellular mechanisms of habituation and dishabituation of the gill-withdrawal reflex in Aplysia were studied with an isolated abdominal ganglion connected to a piece of skin from the tactile receptive field of the reflex.
nurses and doctors are in short supply, pressed for time, overwhelmed with patients, and hardly receptive to the idea of filling out yet another piece of paper?
In my experience, maybe 1 in 20 inmates are curious or receptive enough to challenge their constructed reality with a piece of alternate history.
The audience is a different animal every night, you can never rely on the same responses, so your antennae are very receptive to what they are doing, particularly in a piece that requires their vocal reaction, laughs etc.
Amarillo has been surprisingly receptive to experimental noise because it's the same idea: bite-sized pieces of the absurd that everyone can get something out of.
If a white person says "read this piece by Ta-Nehisi Coates", are other white people more likely to be receptive?
Conner was accused of "antagonising" the actress once the piece was published over the weekend, while some felt Duff could have been more receptive and criticised her for her lack of professionalism.
After all, Zodiac this year showed the potential of historically sensitive mood pieces set in the 1970s, and the popularity of Life on Mars suggests a receptive audience in the UK for portrayals of the seedier end of the decade.
