Breakfast With Socrates is an attempt to illuminate daily life by means of philosophy and philosophy by means of daily life.
"Front Flash" apps that turn your screen white in an attempt to illuminate your face can really only carry us so far.
In an attempt to illuminate this further, we asked questions on the trade offs they would make between survival and QOL.
But we do not yet understand why specific higher cognitive functions are "bound" to their specific brain loci. 1 A meritful neurocomputational strategy filled the boxes of cognitive theory with artificial neuron-like elements in an attempt to illuminate the mechanisms underlying cognitive subprocesses carried by modules (McClelland et al. 1986; Elman et al. 1996).
Since there is probably no such thing as a pure, un-cross-fertilized culture, any attempt to illuminate the workings of cross-fertilization -- past or present -- has immense possibility.
His 1892 self-portrait, "Head (St. Peter, or 'Help, Lord, or I Perish')," which shows a bearded, skullcapped head floating on turbulent waters, is an eerie, over-the-top and very Victorian attempt to illuminate his touching plight.
As a general intellectual orientation, Xuanxue is united in its attempt to illuminate the "dark," to lay bare the profound mystery of Dao, but it remains richly complex and encompasses a range of responses to the brave new world that was post-Han China.
In his attempt to illuminate the mind of Mohamed Atta, Fouad Ajami fails to express a hint of censure (The Way We Live Now, Oct. 7).
Yet despite every past attempt to illuminate this sprawling, nebulous new art form, gaming seems to have retained its cloistered air.
Black escorts After Spike Lee's attempt to illuminate the role played by black servicemen during World War II in last year's 'Miracle Of St Ana', a new film is in the works about an elite all-black unit of wartime escort pilots.
Organized by Walter Liedtke, the Met's curator of Dutch and Flemish painting, "Frans Hals in the Metropolitan Museum" is the museum's latest attempt to illuminate simultaneously the history of art and its own institutional evolution by capitalizing on its permanent collection.
