Love wouldn't be love without mentioning Shakespeare's sonnets, especially sonnet 130. Now there is a study, featured in this week's Scientific American, that explains why being in love can be such a fruitful creative state.
As for those "female knees," a study featured at the meeting of the American College of Orthopedic Surgeons this year concluded, "While we certainly use the female components frequently in surgery, we don't detect any objective improvement in clinical outcomes".
David Gill, a professor in Duke's Nicholas School for the Environment, recently led a study featured in the journal Nature that needed to define what constitutes good evidence in the realm of marine conservation.
A study featured in a Wall Street Journal report on the effect of stress in students shows that consequences are significant and counterproductive to academic progress.
A future study featuring a larger sample size might reveal significant differences.
The concepts introduced to set up the various mechanisms are discussed and a case study featuring an embedded railway control system is used to illustrate our technique.
At the Existentialist Cafe: Freedom, Being and Apricot Cocktails by Sarah Bakewell (Chatto & Windus) The biographer of Montaigne takes on a group study featuring Jean-Paul Sandre, Simothere Beauvoir, Raymond Aron and othinkersnkers, which tells the story of existentialism from its 1930s origins to its role in postwar liberation movements such as anticolonialism, feminism and gay rights.
A comprehensive case study featuring a high performance house entering into the U.S. Department of Energy's Solar Decathlon is described from design to competition.
Six or so miles from the Atlantic coast, beyond the reach of First Great Western and mobile phone signal, I find Tori Amos, sitting in a book-lined study featuring a shiny-black Bösendorfer grand piano.
The Aligned Programs for the 21st Century (ALPS21) is part of a larger empirical study, featuring in-depth interviews of the major stakeholders in contemporary liberal arts education in the United States.
Hypothesis-independent methods were used in this study, featuring a cluster analysis and a principle component analysis.
