In a 1976 essay, the philosopher Bernard Williams explored a concept that he called "moral luck".
First, they might ask students to explore a concept, thereby activating their prior knowledge.
This work explored a concept still little studied and, thus, some shortcomings remain to be addressed.
The double-pack record will explore a concept that took shape while Vynehall was touring northern Europe two years ago.
Our computer simulations are intended to explore a concept, namely that of deliberately oversampling a given volume of tissue.
This "cognitive coaching" approach, avoiding instructor explanation until after students have had the opportunity to explore a concept and reflect on prior knowledge, aligns well with learning-cycle models developed in the fields of education and psychology (Tanner, 2010).
Fully exploring a particular concept will make sure you've got a unique perspective and understanding of it for the test.
I basically just needed something to do while the music was playing, so I began exploring a fairly novel concept and starting actually writing songs and singing, which I had never done before.
Luis Hernan, a PhD candidate with the Architecture and Interaction Design Group at Newcastle University, is exploring such a concept, as he's developed a machine that turns Internet signals into vibrant, LED-based forms.
Henry Tate built a gallery to house his bequest; d'Offay's would, John Leighton, director of the National Galleries of Scotland, observed, explore a new concept, that of the 'gallery without walls'.
