Many people, of course, say the two men respond to elements of greatness in each other.
The Dreamers, for example, incorporates or appears to respond to elements of Robert Louis Stevenson's short story Olalla, Barbey d'Aurevilly's At a Dinner of Atheists, a story by the Norwegian Sven Elvestad, George du Maurier's novel Trilby, and Byron's satiric poem Don Juan.
It is, however, possible that there are long-term effects of such interventions, but that such effects only applies to subgroups of patients responding to elements of the interventions [ 5].
He said the union hoped to respond to some elements of the owners' proposal at Wednesday's session.
They respond to natural elements, in this case a light breeze that blows, courtesy of strategically placed fans.
The vendors, however, respond to two elements; the demand for water at any given time and the distance between the water sources and delivery points.
Neurons here respond to specific elements of an image--a vertical line, for instance--and send that information on to higher brain areas, including one called the lateral occipital complex (LOC).
Their readers are prepared to believe them not just because they accept that all the individual statements are true but also because they respond to the story elements common to their culture.
We systematically altered the perceptual range in which animals recognize forest fragments, water bodies or cities, as well as the probability that they respond to these landscape elements.
We hypothesized that, if this was true, the hippocampal formation neurons would differentially respond to the same elements even in different temporal sequences.
