In the aftermath of these events, one wonders whether learning from accidents remains a viable endeavour for companies and states or whether recurring technological disasters such as these seriously and definitely undermine any attempt to prove the feasibility of learning.
Entitled "Understanding the Socio-spatial Practices of Migrant Communities in the Traditional Core of Doha," the project was an endeavour to learn about the dynamics of those communities in relation to the everyday urban environment.
Universities and other higher institutions of learning are duty bounded to train the finest calibre of professionals in various fields of endeavour to serve the needs of the world today (Grubb 2003).
Identification of schools, rapid orientation of teachers, textbook production, ordering and distribution of learning materials, co-ordination of partners and their activities - all these are accelerating now, and UNICEF is pleased to be supporting the Ministry of Education in this gigantic endeavour.
The function of criticism, in his sense, is "a disinterested endeavour to learn and propagate the best that is known and thought in the world, and thus to establish a current of fresh and true ideas".
"We have endeavoured to learn from our experiences and changed some of our processes of training and the way we prepare, educate and train our soldiers for these operations.
Academy, a society of learned individuals organized to advance art, science, literature, music, or some other cultural or intellectual area of endeavour.
I have witnessed wonderful feats of human endeavour and learned to appreciate the joy it gives to so many people on a daily basis.
The paper finally provides some suggestions for the design of assessments as endeavours of collective learning.
Opera houses encompass huge endeavour, so learn how the house works and what jobs people do in it.
