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In an effort to explore how this and other examples of postmodernism across the artistic spectrum — architecture, fashion, dance, pop music — have shaped 20th-century design and style, London's Victoria & Albert Museum (Cromwell Road; 44-20-7942-2000 44-20-7942-2000 44-20-7942-2000 44-20-7942-2000 and Subversion, 1970-1990," running from Sept. 24 to Jan. 15.

As part of a larger effort to explore how the Chinese substantiate their concept of modesty in interpersonal communication, this article reports the results of a conversation-analytic study of the self-praising behavior of the Chinese in everyday social encounters.

Next, we visit Thomas Thwaites aka the GoatMan, a designer by trade who's built a goat suit in an effort to explore how technology can allow us to transcend human qualities, inhabit the experience of other animals, and distort mundane aspects of everyday life.

The Global Drug Survey has been conducted annually for the past five years, gathering hundreds of thousands of responses from people around the world in what it calls an effort to explore "how, where, when, why and what drugs are being taken," and ultimately to make drug use safer.

"It's been really eye-opening to the school day folks to see what's possible in after-school and summer programs," said Brackenridge, who is a California representative to the Collaborating States Initiative, a nationwide effort to explore how to set goals for social skills.

In an effort to explore how the cationic anionic surfactant mixture influences the nanobelt synthesis, the surfactant micelles were characterized by DLS and shear rheology measurements.

Although there have been efforts to explore how work demands and resources spillover to influence academic outcomes, particularly little attention has been paid to the extent to which school experiences affect work outcomes.

In efforts to explore how the action specificity of artemisinin is achieved, we found strikingly rapid and dramatic reactive oxygen species (ROS) production is induced with artemisinin in isolated yeast and malarial but not mammalian mitochondria, and ROS scavengers can ameliorate the effects of artemisinin.

Through its Worker Education and Training Program WETPP) (NIEHS 2013a), the NIEHS supports efforts to explore how workers who create and handle nanomaterials should be trained about the hazards they face.

Given limited information on adaptive responses to climate change, we argue that we need to intensify our efforts to explore how plasticity and genetic adaptation will attenuate the future impacts of climate change.

The report also described what appeared to be concentrated effort by Tehran to explore how to make a nuclear weapon before 2003, but suggested that the effort may have become less directed and more scattered in later years.