In a paradox that informs the entire project, doing something new for Daft Punk involved embracing the methods and mind-set of the past.
But since then, more teachers have embraced the method, which is supported by research in the UK and abroad.
Some consumer groups, meanwhile, find themselves cheering the government's results but reluctant to embrace the method.
But reformers went ahead anyway on the advice of some economists who have embraced the method (though many other economists have panned it).
Advocates of feminism, gay rights, and third-world causes embraced the method as an instrument to reveal the prejudices and inconsistencies of Plato, Aristotle, Shakespeare, Freud and other "dead white male" icons of Western culture.
We have yet to see education systems embrace the method of learning by creating.
Mr Cent has embraced the method-acting technique – pioneered by Lee Strasberg at the Actors Studio – by losing more than "fiddy" pounds (54, in fact) for his leading role in the film Things Fall Apart.
Although few professional philosophers embraced the methods and problems of the philosophical physicists, they were highly influential throughout the community of professional physicists, largely due to their prestige.
In fact, Facebook embraced the methods it learned from the Trump campaign to enhance the Agile marketing model that it calls "Test, Learn, Adapt" to assess its own advertising.
Despite this shift toward a data-rich society and more consumers expecting companies to deliver a "story for one", it is important to remember that not all consumers embrace the methods needed to acquire the data that powers such experiences.
Many scholars associated with the Churches of Christ embrace the methods of modern Biblical criticism but not the associated anti-supernaturalistic views.
