Following the structural logic is like wandering through a maze, a vivid lesson about relations between perception and cognition.
The lively history of (hetero chromatin dates back from the nineteenth century to today's vivid debate about its relation and influence on gene regulation (Fig. 1).
One critical discourse analyst taking a vivid interest in interracial relations and stereotyping is Van Dijk (1993).
Vivid words create more vivid pictures.
Hale creates vivid narratives of Titian's relations with his fellow Venetian artists and with the other creative titans of his age.
For additional discussion of the relation between supposition and vivid imagination, see Currie & Ravenscroft 2002, Doggett and Egan 2007, Gendler 2000, Moran 1994, Nichols 2006, Weinberg & Meskin 2006.
The extraordinary session, called by Republicans to complain about Democrats' tactics in blocking some of President Bush's judicial nominees, was more than anything a vivid demonstration of the decline in relations between the two parties.
Sometimes, especially in mystical thought, such language becomes extravagant, foreshadowed by vivid biblical metaphors such as the husband-wife relation in Hosea, the "adoption" motif in Ezekiel 16, and the firstborn-son relation in Exodus 4 22.
The earthquake's impact on relations between Turkey and Israel is a vivid example.
The ghosts of lost real estate are as vivid here as those of lost friends and relations.
