And consider the following descriptions: "His musical structures are designed around the internal organization of related series of sounds"; and "Motifs are often inspired by specific intervals that then pervade the melody, and individual lines are at times composed of a string of related ideas".
This then pervades an individual participant's ability to truly understand and internalise important trial concepts, particularly the differences between placebo and active gel, and the potential risks of trial participation.
In the late 19th century, for example, there was a Susy-like hunt for the luminiferous aether, which almost all physicists then believed pervaded space and propagated light in the way that air propagates sound.
Nearly all German physicists of the time held that these visible rays were produced by occurrence in the ether a weightless substance then thought to pervade all space but that they were neither ordinary light nor the recently discovered X-rays.
But an air of if not humility then self-awareness pervades, softening everything it touches, even Will.
If sex was seen as a negative act or one that someone has to be of a certain age or married, then guilt may pervade and with this is a rush to end it, hence the premature ejaculation.
Then I thought, 'Advertising has pervaded so many parts of our lives, why not place ads in places where people actually want to read?'" He realized it was a perfect marriage and started working with his brother to bring the idea to market.
Then, in refined arrangements, it pervaded courtly settings all over Europe and reached as far as Latin America.
It's a terrific mosaic of a story beautifully told by a master journalist worth reading to see what hope pervaded the world then, to compare with how things look now.
He described a deep sense of fear that pervaded prison life and then gave his views of such figures as Manuel Noriega, George H. W. Bush and Nelson Mandela.
