An introductory exploration of the question of why music is a pervasive and fundamental aspect of human existence.
The study, of 9,000 cases in 2005 and 2006, was the first exploration of the question in a randomized controlled trial, the gold standard of epidemiological research.
There is no simple answer, of course, but someone might have turned an exploration of the question into a funny, illuminating and poignant piece of theater.
Jeg (1959; "I") is more experimental in form but continues Lillelord's exploration of the question of identity in a self-reflexive manner.
But Professor Kmiec, who was in charge of the Office of Legal Counsel in the administrations of President Ronald Reagan and the first President Bush, said exploration of the question of what constituted torture was appropriate and important.
By Steve Martin The New Yorker, December 7 , 1998P. 100 SHOUTS & MURMURS exploration of the question of God by Toby, the talking horse, who, after philosophical rumination and non sequiturs about anagrams and the mare in the next pasture, announces that whatever answer you choose at any given moment is the correct one.
Three participants were ill and felt fatigued, but were eager to participate; therefore exploration of the questions for these people was limited in time to prevent over-burdening them.
A recent episode of The Blacklist, posed the question, "Did Red kill Liz's father?" The exploration of this question along with the existing dynamic of their relationship elevates the professional story to a whole new level because we understand the conflict that is going on in their personal relationship.
The exploration of this question starts with an analysis of the usual method for estimating the heat of gasification of solids due to Tewarson & Pion.
