Are these engaging experiences?
All told, it's an engaging experience.
Secondly, because Newton regarded himself as misinterpreted by his critics, he had recourse to meta-level or methodological discussions of the practice of optics and of the kinds of knowledge that philosophers can obtain when engaging in experiments with light.
These engaging in-class experiments naturally motivated virtually every student to participate.
The defendant is a courageous scientist, Vil Mirzaianov, who "blew the whistle" on the Russian government for engaging in chemical weapons experiments in violation of agreements signed with the West.
Teaching psychology and philosophy cannot consist in the attempt to present finished results or accepted theories; it has to be done by performing experiments and engaging in discussion, respectively.
A more engaging, because more imaginative, experiment, elaborately developed over many pages, is an ironic inversion of "picturesque Austria" that makes up the book's central image: a man-made lake on whose dead waters, thick with malignant algae, no ducks will alight, where children instinctively fear to swim, and where, almost fittingly, two strolling men find the corpse of a murdered girl.
Birchbox is now one of several e-commerce marketplaces that's experimenting with engaging customers via offline promotions and pop-up shops over the summer holidays.
The legislation could have included health co-ops as an experiment in engaging citizens in policy.
However, our experiments show that engaging Phase II improves the result quality.
"My primary goal has to do with engaging in philosophical questions and thought experiments, trying to work out the consequences of certain ideas".
