"I want to explore the point at which our audition becomes synesthetic".
Jones did not query or explore the point in the briefing nor did he disclose the option, apparently, to Carter.
And scientists increasingly explore the point of view that a unifying reality underlies the physical world -- what the physicist David Bohm called the "implicate order" -- and that this unifies the totality of existence.
In conclusion, the study aimed to explore the point prevalence and cognitive impairment profile in Chinese PD patients.
Nor have we explored the points of view of senior policy actors outside the health sector.
Commissioned by the French government's Mission Photographique for the Bord de Mer project, he created a study principally of Norman seascapes exploring the point where land and sea merge, almost without a border, in a bleak diffusion he called apocalyptic.
Throughout the book Larson intelligently explores the point at which a person becomes an object, an inanimate thing, and also considers states of emotional and psychological detachment that cause people to dehumanise and objectify others, and how a "sense of social detachment can turn a person into an object before they are even dead".
Margaret Atwood, an award-winning Canadian novelist, offers her thoughts on the origin of the figure of the mad scientist, and Neal Stephenson, who writes science fiction, explores the point at which physics abuts metaphysics through the work of two great intellectuals, Sir Isaac Newton and Gottfried Leibniz.Writers noted for their scientific output are included, too.
He is the bard of the toxic relationship, and The Painted Veil, about a man who loves a woman so much he drags her into a cholera epidemic in the hopes that one or both of them will die, explores the point at which love shades into hate and obsession.
