In the end 41 people made more than 350 comments, many of which elicited responses from the authors.
Wagner shut down every batter he faced, recorded two strikeouts and reached 100 miles an hour on the radar gun, which elicited howls from the crowd of 42,584.
At one point, he made a joke about a 65,536-sided die being "basically a sphere," which elicited chuckles from the audience.
That whole pile of disgruntled mess ended in Alabama's dominating victory, which elicited groans from everyone not explicitly a Crimson Tide fan.
Other tragedies also drew people in, like the Boston Marathon bombings (27 million+ tweets), the mass kidnappings in Nigeria that gave rise to the hashtag #BringBackOurGirls, or the Paris terror attacks which elicited empathy from around the world centered on the hashtag #PrayForParis.
On Twitter, she started to hashtag #FlyingWhileTrans, which elicited responses from people who reported similar treatment.
"We should sit back and say, 'OK, four years from now, how do I get my person, my man or my woman, elected?'" he suggested, which elicited cheers from the audience.
This process was deliberately mimicked in the web-based instrument, which elicited feedback from students and tutor on the same three categories and items relating to professional behaviour that are included in the paper form.
When LFA was compared between the whole positive and negative films, both of which elicited reports from the subjects of strong emotional responses in the expected happy versus disgust directions, no hemispheric EEG differences were found.
A proclamation of a Crusade was obtained from Pope Innocent III, which elicited further support from several French bishops, and, in the spring of 1212, contingents of French knights and Knights Templars began to converge on Toledo.
