The discussion will also include the permeation of science and technology and its products into society as art and culture, the indirect cognition of physical phenomena and time scales that we cannot directly experience with our natural senses, and the establishment of social systems to deal with the shortcomings of products in which science and technology is incorporated.
The beauty of her method is that many of the intrinsic properties of hyperbolic space become visible and can be directly experienced by playing with these models.
While there is considerable variation between donors in what costs are encountered and their magnitude, the vast majority of living kidney donors directly experienced substantial economic consequences, with an estimated average value of costs of $3268 for all 100 Canadian living donors in this study.
The symptoms were associated with directly experiencing violence, being forced to commit violent acts, and/or witnessing violent acts.
The purpose of the suit, which I took for a test drive at the Aspen Ideas Festival in Colorado last week, is "to help people step into their future selves and directly experience the physical effects associated with aging".
But it is literally enlightening when we begin to directly experience that we are truly one with the mind of God one with the original evolutionary impulse that chose to take that eternal leap from Being to Becoming fourteen billion years ago.
Continental Philosophy has also in various ways taken positions that either insist on our capacity to directly experience the other, or take issue with the idea that there is a radical asymmetry between our experience of ourselves and our experience of others.
We have been doing this work...for over a decade and our doctors, nurses and physiotherapists are fully trained and experienced, with many coming directly from the NHS".
We reasoned that coupling classroom research experiences with dissemination directly to a "user audience" would enhance students' investment in the science, sense of empowerment, and motivation to effectively communicate their results.
Events were typically coded as present or absent with associations directly reflecting experienced contingencies (e.g., Rescorla and Wagner 1972).
