His deliberate demystification of the papacy, his digressive interviews with outlets secular and religious, his calls for experimentation within the church and his softer tone on the issues — abortion, gay marriage — where traditional religion and the culture are in sharpest conflict: these are not doctrinal changes, but they are clear strategic shifts.
Instead of calling for experimentation with counter-strategies and functional structures, he sees the heterogeneity and diversity in our experience of the world as a hermeneutical problem to be solved by developing a sense continuity between the present and the past.
Nevertheless, his concepts of simulation and hyperreality, and his call for strategic experimentation with signs and codes, bring him into close proximity with figures such as Lyotard, Foucault, and Derrida.
The report calls for increased experimentation with author-pays models and says the research councils should fund some researchers to pay these publication charges.
That is why we are calling for continued experimentation by the organizations with the balance sheet to take on this uncertainty.
Finding an appropriate turbulence model for a given flow case usually calls for extensive experimentation with both models and numerical solution methods.
Both men remember Franklin Roosevelt's call for "bold, persistent experimentation" on the part of government.
This information should be a powerful adjustment variable; 'arranging to collect it will call for imaginative thinking, experimentation, and patience, but it is an idea deserving much effort' [ 13].
Finally, the lack of incentive to conservation professionals to change their practices is a challenge that calls for public pressure and encouragement for experimentation and evidence-based policy to improve the cost effectiveness of conservation.
The phenomena we consider are dynamically complex, and in the absence of direct experimentation, strongly call for a modelling approach.
