It is that kind of cutting edge philosophy that makes the show relevent and current.
Thus moral enhancement combines cutting-edge science with mainstream philosophy and with the hopes and fears of ordinary people.
The multi-genre and award-winning artist, Niloufar Talebi, has consistently grafted elements of Persian poetry and philosophies into her cutting-edge projects -- which range from books to storytelling theater, to libretti for new classical music projects -- all with a goal of sparking the imagination of literary and non-literary, English-speaking and foreign-born-Iranians.
The Brooklyn Academy of Music has a similar philosophy, looking for what's "cutting-edge in an age-appropriate way," said Suzanne Youngerman, the academy's director of education and humanities.
This sort of intellectual and moral training, however, does not require studying with experts doing cutting-edge work on, say, Homeric poetry, elementary particle theory or the philosophy of Kant.
Mr. Smith's philosophy includes the belief that the complex should provide cutting-edge family entertainment at an attractive price.
He also helped create the company's philosophy of "copy exactly," which allowed Intel to move its factories, or fabs, into risky, cutting-edge manufacturing processes by insuring that processors were built exactly the same way at each fab.
NEO-CLASSICISTS Philosophy Often confused with pre-repeal revivalism, neo-classicism updates long-forgotten cocktail recipes by bringing in such cutting-edge techniques as fat washing (infusing a high-proof spirit with a fatty ingredient, like brown butter).
Cutting-edge music required cutting-edge visuals.
Its operations are cutting-edge.
