If the perception of security in a particular region is deemed to be out of line with actual victimisation rates, then this raises the question of what our policy makers can do to alter this perception to create vibrant, and economically successful regions.
Under the masterful direction of Joe Mantello, the varied, mellifluous, and vibrant ways these men come to life as their alter egos emboldens us to question the word identity itself.
And of course, over years, the plantings themselves would alter; ferns, grasses and hostas would cover the ground, the meadow would grow lush, the hillside more vibrant.
They propose a series of projects that, they say, would alter and tilt the landscape in ways that could reduce or contain flooding during the monsoon without displacing its vibrant population and commerce.
According to a new report from research firm IHS, Apple's iPhone 5 display lags behind the Samsung Galaxy S III's on the important measure of color gamut, which creates a more vibrant, crisp image with better overall color saturation, but the difference in terms of how users perceive the margin could actually be negligible, and is unlikely to alter buying decisions.
In one vibrant sequence, Ms. Korot uses altered, dizzying images of the workers constructing the inner skeleton of the airship while Mr. Reich's score evokes the music from Wagner's "Rhinegold" when Alberich the dwarf terrorizes his minions into mining for gold.
The orchestra's overall sound, though not essentially altered, is lusher and more vibrant.
Vivaldi set Apostolo Zeno's shockingly vibrant and nuanced libretto — a seething tale of family rivalries and altered wills at the ancient Chinese court — for the festivities surrounding the 1718 wedding of his patron, the governor of Mantua.
