It must be radical enough to open up new, more efficient, avenues of information discovery, creation, and interaction.
History suggests that there will continue to be many opportunities to engage chemical biologists in the discovery, creation, and manipulation of nucleic acid function in the years to come.
A primary thesis in that work "is that the arts must be taken no less seriously than the sciences as modes of discovery, creation, and enlargement of knowledge in the broad sense of advancement of the understanding, and thus that the philosophy of art should be conceived as an integral part of metaphysics and epistemology" (1978h, 102).
My interest was in telling the story -- not often told to the public -- of how our great universities rose to international pre-eminence because of their ability to dominate the world of discovery, innovation, and the creation of ideas and inventions that have shaped our lives.
While the recordings are being called important discoveries, their creation was hardly so auspicious.
The discovery and creation of graphene was only the beginning.
For me the creative process is more one of discovery than creation.
Although from 1720 several Astburys were working in Staffordshire, it is John who is credited with the important Astbury discoveries and creations.
The core of "Voyage of Time" is the search for a beginning, for the emotional and aesthetic energy that gives rise to the scientific and artistic impulses, the urge for discovery and creation.
The objective was to spend thirty-two hours there, toiling away on "book discovery" — the creation of a kind of virtual P.A. system to beckon shoppers into the book aisle.
