The public shaping of science has indeed gained an important role in current social studies of the public's role in a number of research fields, including environmental movements and patient advocacy groups (Kerr et al. 1998; see also Fuller 1999), yet it can be argued that science is also continually constructing the public as well.
It is not something to be "made again," but rather something we are continually constructing.
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As we follow words in a sentence, we continually construct predictions based on contextual and mnemonic aspects of our real-world knowledge (Federmeier & Kutas, 1999b; Hagoort & Brown, 2000; Marinkovic, 2004).
Those key properties captured that in an evolving healthcare environment individuals continually re-constructed their reality of being a patient or nurse as they endeavoured to perform appropriately; articulation of past and present healthcare experiences was important in that process.
They achieve this with a dour yet lavish palette, tactile but implacably workmanlike surfaces and a subtly perturbed sense of space in which seemingly flattened planes and shapes undergo shifts in tone and angle that continually declare their constructed, considered, carefully wrought artifice.
The fortunes and connectivity of this intentionally constructed network have continually changed as the fortunes of particular groups have risen or fallen, and as Al Qaeda's ability to operate across international borders grew more constrained after 9/11.
The pipes, generally constructed of high-strength carbon steel, are continually monitored by a computerized system that relays flow and pressure data from remote points to a central monitoring station, staffed by Plains Pipeline employees.
On this basis a general outline of his life has been constructed, but most of the details have been continually disputed by modern scholars.
That year, the South African press began reporting on a vast £4.8bn real estate development in Modderfontein, north-east of the city, continually citing that fact that it would be financed and constructed by "the Chinese".
