In one of the few cultural examples exploring old love — the film "Away From Her," based on an Alice Munro short story and released in the spring — the starting point is similar to the O'Connors' story.
While the examples explored here are simplistic in their treatment of watershed and landscape factors, the algorithm is easily linked to more sophisticated simulation models.
A wide range of examples explored recently include antireflective coatings [3, 4], superhydrophobic surfaces [5, 6], bio-engineered thin film [7], anti-stiction surfaces [8] and bio-mimic gecko adhesives [9].
Surprisingly perhaps, although questionnaires can be efficient and economical tools and as such are frequently adopted to gather opinions, attitudes, views, or beliefs (Denscombe 2014), reliable and valid examples exploring washback effects on teachers are rare.
However, in the limited examples explored here, we see that in cases where the fixed-effects parameter is identifiable, the corresponding random-effects parameter is also always identifiable.
The LRB's essays – James Meek on what's gone wrong with housing, for example – explore an idea or an issue in some depth.
Cashman and Cronin (2008), for example, explore the ways in which experiences of volcanic activities can result in sufficient psychological trauma that people challenge, and as a result alter, their cosmologies.
For example, explore the contribution of recently discovered receptors (e.g. FcRL5, FcRLA and TRIM21) to functioning of monomeric and/or polymeric Fc and Fc-fusion proteins.
Experience and understanding of breast cancer and its treatment For example, explore their understanding of treatment: what it is for, what it does, how important it is for them.
