For him, the most brilliant comments within the corpus of Leonardo's notes are those which aspire to understand an overarching system and a grand plan.
Moral philosophy aspires to understand the fact that human actions, unlike the actions of the other animals, can be morally good or bad, right or wrong.
Our laboratory at the Stanford Institute for Stem Cell Biology & Regenerative Medicine and the Department of Developmental Biology aspires to understand how different human cell-types develop from stem cells, and how developing tissues incipiently take shape and form.
A dual-degree in International Relations and Public Policy is a unique opportunity tailored for candidates aspiring to understand the fundamentals of public policy in a global context.
Beyond those basic benefits though, we also aspired to help consumers understand the positive impact these products could have on their broader life.
Dieter Ram's appliance designs for Braun, which inspired the design team at Apple, hearken to a pre-digital touchpad era when design aspired to help us understand products or at least be unobtrusive.
This constitutes solid justification as to why individuals should aspire to identify, understand and cultivate their innate talents (Clifton et al. 2006; Clifton and Harter 2003).
The Hellenic spirit of inquiry, the Roman sense of order, and the purposive force of Judaism had contributed to a cultural synthesis and within it an article of faith whose potential was to be realized in the intellectual revolution of the 17th century—namely, that man was an agent in a historical process which he could aspire both to understand and to influence.
It is important for aspiring entrepreneurs to understand that failure is a normal part of the entrepreneurial journey, but the conversation about failure is lacking or often seen as a taboo topic in the African entrepreneurial dialogue.
Others, however, understood that he aspired to inhabit the space between Sly Stone and Marvin Gaye on the one hand, and Bryan Ferry and David Bowie on the other.
