You don't so much identify with them as feel superior to them — at first.
Some industry critics, meanwhile, contend that in the quest to find new and treatable quality-of-life problems, drug makers are not so much identifying unmet needs as they are stoking existing social anxieties to weld to their medicines.
In an interview with IGN, the actress elaborated on the recording process, specifically the fact that she was required to record the majority of the character's dialogue in isolation, saying, "I just loved the story so much and identified so much with the character of Mulan it was easy for me.
"It is not so much about identifying works that talk about space, but rather identifying artistic processes and practices, and the way they work in specific spaces and interact with them.
"With this Brady Bunch arrangement, you have so much to identify with," he said.
RUDNICK -- Straight audiences aren't required so much to identify as to relax.
Bill Sweetenham, the gruff and abrasive Australian who did so much to identify young female swimmers with as much steel as talent during his tenure as the head coach of GB swimming from 2000 to 2007, once spoke evocatively of Miley.
"Mahler was slow to be accepted by a wide audience, and in England his music came quite late into people's hearts," says Elder. "But then after the second world war, with the advent of long-playing records, young people found so much to identify with in this music: his tortured, neurotic temperament, his multifarious backgrounds, partly Jewish, partly Germanic".
So much for identifying the problems--what steps can be taken to overcome them?
Emergentists, in particular, are interested not so much in identifying generators, or individuating languages, but in exploring the component capacities that facilitate linguistic communication, and finding out how they interact.
