Students should conceive of this not as a specialized upper‐level seminar but rather as a wide‐ranging exploration of an interesting and clearly defined subject or theme – something along the lines of, say, "Broadcast Regulation," which might consist of a historical, comparative, social, legal, economic and political survey of regulatory policy in the U.S. and one or two other countries.
Exploration of an object was defined as directing the nose at a distance < 1 cm from the object or touching it with the nose or the paws.
It's a learned, discursive, sometimes wayward exploration of a very complicated subject.
Nonetheless, this is a brave exploration of a subject that is taboo, and that, in itself, is commendable and thrilling.
"We deliver in-depth exploration of a subject in a way that traditional linear television is not willing to do, at least in the United States.
This can include extra math problems, vocabulary building, or further exploration of a subject your child is passionate about.
A qualitative approach allows for the exploration of a subject where there is limited previous research.
Therefore, we combined our behavioral paradigm (i.e., exploration of an enriched environment with a defined whisker set) with immunostaining and ISH.
During the 5 min of testing, exploration of an object was defined as pointing the nose to the object and/or touching the object with the nose.
In further exploration of subgroups, patients defined by cluster 1 had a poorer disease-free survival when compared to those defined by cluster 4 (HR 4.15) (Figure 1C).
The proposed algorithm adopts an exploration technique of a suitably defined nonuniform grid over H.
