Dr. Lewandowsky's survey results suggested that people who rejected climate science were more likely than other respondents to reject other scientific or official findings and buy into assorted fringe theories: that NASA faked the moon landing, that the Central Intelligence Agency killed Martin Luther King Jr., that the AIDS virus was unleashed by the government, and so forth.
Both shows have to do with artwork as a kind of prison, a theme Mr. Hobbs traces through assorted staples of postmodern art theory (the panopticon and so forth) in a tiresome essay.
But the damage, it could be argued, had already been done.The Kurdish provocationTurkey is now seething with conspiracy theories about American and assorted Western ne'er-do-wells wanting to weaken and divide the country, as they did when the empire collapsed.
Based on this process of the mandibular development and growth, Moss and Simon assorted functional units using functional matrix theory [13].
The assorted phenomena can be unified into oscillation theory of equations; see [1].
Boulez's programming is tied to a teleological theory of musical history; it spotlights assorted radical gestures in an effort to illustrate the alleged dissolution of tonality.
Of course, the theory sometimes doesn't work for assorted reasons, from inarticulacy, to apathy, to playing the game with instinct so they never really had to think about it, to an odd lack of 'feel' for the game.
My journey into old age began with two Applied Mind engineers affixing a heart rate monitor, leg and arm motors, camera goggles, headphones, and other assorted technical hardware that would help me, in theory, understand the effects of long-term aging.
New research with mice supports the much-debated theory that aging results from the accumulation of assorted blunders in the mitochondrial genome.
With economics providing the big picture and empirical data from assorted disciplines filling in the details, Posner would have us "glimpse the possibility of legal theory as a unified field of social science".
