From the minute the doors to the fair opened here on Thursday afternoon, museum directors could be seen shepherding trustees, while scholars hovered around art in deep debate and collectors inspected the offerings.
"We're in deep debate with the Union at the moment and this is obviously one of the main topics of conversation.
Li et al. (2000) proposed a compaction correction method based on the principle that the grain volume and mass of formation should remain constant, which has resulted in deep debate among Chinese investigators (e.g., Qi and Yang 2001; Li 2001).
Greg Sargent does a masterful job in decimating this part of Politico's claim: "The liberal blogs I read have spent months now engaged in deep debate about the midterm elections, the best ways to limit losses, and what the consequence for the progressive agenda will be if Dems don't figure out how to pull themselves out of their doldrums".
Several points in the proceedings provoked deep debates, notably the ones referring to the situation in Nagorno-Karabakh.
He urged the president's staff, notably Susan Rice, the national security adviser, to engage in crunchier, deeper debates about America's goals in dealing with Russia, Syria and China, and how those fit with the interests of allies and foes.
"I decided on a calendar format to combat it because I didn't want to be preachy". The calendar comes at a time when there already was deep debate in the Asian community over a recent article in The San Francisco Examiner's Sunday magazine, Image.
While it became a standalone area of research and practice, it evolved hand in hand with the deep debate on teachers' professional development (TPD) of any educational level and the perceived need of continuously support their processes of professionalization (Hendriks, Luyten, Scheerens, Sleegers, & Steen, 2010; Twining, Raffaghelli, Albion, & Knezek, 2013).
He acknowledged that the rise of its fellow Islamists in Egypt had set off a deep debate inside Hamas.
For over 80 years, quantum mechanics has stirred up deep debate amongst physicists, in particular about the notion that an object can be in a coherent superposition of two states simultaneously.
