For instance, discussions around the assessment raised the profile of HSR.
When the course starts, students are going to do many different learning activities in the class, out of school as well as at home, for instances, discussions and question and answering in the class, doing group projects and worksheets in field trip, and writing assignments at home.
See for instance the discussion for Latin America and the Caribbean in Lustig (2000) and the comparative discussion of the impact of financial crises in the region and South-East Asia in Fallon and Lucas (2002).
For instance, his discussion of a proposal on a limited missile defense system lacks the passion that he brings to his discussion of peace between Israelis and Palestinians.
For instance, her discussion of why holly became "a ubiquitous Christmas emblem" is detailed, sensible and amusing.
And as much as the shadow of Posy Simmonds' beloved sociology lecturer George Webber looms when Mtudi proposes discussing in his paper "The relationship between fractals (chaos theory) and Fuji music", even the non-academic eavesdropper can appreciate, for instance, the discussion of the burgeoning Sha'by underground scene in Cairo led by the Egyptian representative, Maha El Nabawi.
Naturally, there are several entries about drinking and smoking, but some of the topics are less expected: there is, for instance, a discussion of what Sally Draper might have in common with Merry Levov of "American Pastoral," and another essay about how Clark Gable and Humphrey Bogart inspired Don Draper's "sexual alchemy".
There is, for instance, a discussion of Hobbes's views in the 1709 Theodicy.
It leads to contradictory results if the partition in question is not held fixed (see, for instance, the discussion of Bertrand's paradox in Kneale 1949).
For instance, from discussion in focus groups, Latina students often mentioned that in their culture, the first-born child to a family was supposed to be a boy.
The picture of nature as a CA is supported by an epistemological desideratum, i.e., having exact computational models of the physical world (see for instance the discussion of ontic pancomputationalism in Computation in Physical Systems).
