Favouring insight over visceral excitement, his interpretation was at once thoughtful and wonderfully humane.
Regarding the significance of phox2 expression in the visceral nervous system, any interpretation of the data in terms of a simple one-to-one cell type homology is difficult.
Tebaldi's opulent, powerful voice made her ideal for the core Italian repertory, and no one who heard her in the theater can forget the tremendous beauty and visceral impact of her interpretations.
In this respect, chronotope analysis bears some resemblance to the self-regulation model of illness, which emphasizes the role of visceral experience and personal interpretations of illness in guiding health-related action (e.g., Baumeister & Vohs, 2007; Leventhal, Brissette, & Leventhal, 2003).
42 Another possible interpretation would suggest that visceral adipose tissue reduction by mechanical means removes a signal of surplus energy stores, which results in a perceived energetically "lean" time and contributes to the health and longevity benefit.
These results have implications for the design and interpretation of brain-imaging studies of visceral pain.
Characteristic of Gerber's practice, this exhibition accentuated the conditional nature of interpretation, subsequently returning the viewer to a visceral experience that suspends easy apprehension.
Emily Dickinson's poems are as elusive as they are powerful, resisting definitive interpretation; the art of Frida Kahlo features visceral imagery, expressing intense inner torment.
His own compelling interpretation, combining a deadly restraint with magnificently visceral dancing, earned Ollivier critical acclaim and, with the production nearing the end of a successful UK and international tour, he had every reason to think of himself at the peak of his career.
You didn't have to agree with everything in the interpretations to be caught up in the visceral thrill of it all, as the audience obviously was.
