Philosopher and Zen practitioner Alan Watts compared it to a scientist in a lab who discovers something under the microscope; she doesn't just keep on repeating the experiment and staring at the result; she takes new actions informed by her discovery.
And that's what makes our Text-to-Text format an ideal approach for showing how science is constantly informed by new discoveries.
the Gaia hypothesis, while likely unprovable, definitely would be informed by this new discovery.
As informed by his later discovery of Buddhist meditation practice, this recognition led to the idea of poetry as breath, an emanation of the body as much as of the mind (one reason he gave, and attended, so many readings).
If Paxman seemed unusually committed on the issue, this may have been in part informed by his emotional discovery, in an earlier "Who Do You Think You Are?" programme, of the cruelty with which his great-grandmother, who was widowed with nine children and lost her husband's army pension on his death, had poor relief removed from her – for the immorality of giving birth to an illegitimate child.
We strive to ensure that all older adults, regardless of where they reside, receive care that is informed by cutting-edge discoveries in aging and provided by professionals who are expert in geriatric principles.
DocX is an innovative space to experiment with the evolving ways that documentary artists tell stories in the digital era and to explore how digital interactive spaces can be inspired and informed by analog modes of discovery.
According to accounts of discovery informed by evolutionary biology, the generation of new ideas is akin to random, blind variations of thought processes, which have to be inspected by the critical mind and assessed as neutral, productive, or useless (Campbell 1960; see also Hull 1988).
We expect that to address this challenge, the community will best be served by a variety of computational methods, well informed by cheminformatics, bioinformatics, screening methodology, discovery workflows and scientific contexts, and enabled by well-structured and annotated data resources.
And this is informed by extraordinary talent, curiosity, musical discovery, questioning and some new very keenly developed entrepreneurial skills.
The Department of Surgery is a collaborative, dynamic research environment in which laboratory-based research is informed by clinical observations and, in turn, discoveries in basic sciences are translated into clinical realities.
