Some look to philosophy, theory, or science; for me, the way to actively structure and restructure the always-changing meaning of ourselves and what surrounds us is art.
Is the community contest in fact a system by which government actively structures societal debate and private initiative, thereby favoring and facilitating some strands of political thought above others?
Beginning in their Metaphors We Live By (1980), George Lakoff and Mark Johnson argued that such language, and metaphor in particular, was not simply a phenomenon to be studied in the domain of cognition, but actively structures much of cognition traditionally thought to be isolated from metaphor.
The majority of these programs use interactive designs that actively involve students [ 7], include structured activities and a parent component, and offer teachers training [ 34] in addition to on-line delivery [ 44], similar to "Unge & Rus".
Many studies have shown that a transcriptionally active structure can be formed when genes express actively.
This yields an integrated simulation model of the actively controlled structure, allowing both structural and acoustical control.
Group interactions will occur as they commonly do when patients are together, but the instructor will not actively encourage or structure them.
However, the LEDS is probably more reliable compared to (retrospective) checklist inventories (Hillegers et al. 2004; Ormel et al. 2001), as the LEDS minimizes recall bias; information is actively obtained in a very structured interview by detailed questions in ten domains.
Although brown marmorated stinkbugs don't actively destroy structures as they do crops, their tendency to aggregate can cause costly problems, by clogging wells, pipes, and chimneys.
In the design of actively controlled structures, the determination of the actuator locations is a very important issue.
