Alongside a need for drawing skills for those entering employment identified by a range of industries in the creative sectors – animation, architecture, design, fashion, film, theatre, performance and the communication industries – drawing is also widely used within a range of other professions as a means to develop, document, explore, explain, interrogate and plan.
Expose, interrogate, explain, question, understand: these were the things the media had to do.
Instead, this book argues that these strands must be brought together in order to interrogate and explain pastoralists' lived realities.
It is the level at which the theoretical perspectives in qualitative reports can be interrogated to explain the phenomenon under study.
In the second section of the article I explain the rationale for interrogating scarcity and briefly explore its application within the limits of a single political jurisdiction.
But there are broad hints ("Pain had made him who he was") that he knew violence as a boy, which may explain why he refuses to interrogate children.
One that doesn't spend time explaining, examining, and interrogating for the sake of a white gaze.
Hugh Kenner, in 1971, explained that Keats "interrogates an urn, and answers for it, and its last answer, about Beauty and Truth, may seem almost intolerably enigmatic".
In the book I explain that there was no specific time for interrogating prisoners; they would come for us at seemingly random times and sometimes even in the middle of the night.
Notably, in these studies, DCM was used to explain observed increased β-band power at the nodes interrogated, whereas BOLD data (such as ours) are not known to possess a reliable correlate of this electrophysiological biomarker.
Rare variants or variants with a low minor allele frequency are not interrogated in genome-wide association studies and could explain a large fraction of the missing heritability of common diseases (Manolio et al., 2009).
