And yes, imagination is part of the process, as long as it is informed imagination.
As a feat of scientifically informed imagination, it remains a classic of hard science fiction, a subgenre that adheres closely to the laws and principles of the hard sciences like physics and chemistry.
Although Mr. Herzog hates Freud -- "Psychoanalysis is one of the great mistakes of our civilization, as much as witch-burning," he cheerfully declared on a recent Manhattan visit -- he believes that his childhood village strongly informs his imagination.
We extensively debated the causes of failure, of which the informed scientific imagination would provide many".
His work informed the imagination of writers and filmmakers like Stephen King, Steven Spielberg and James Cameron, and helped transport science fiction out of the pulp magazine ghetto and into the mainstream.
In the fourth and fifth stages, rule following gives way to expert judgments, characterised by rapid, intuitive reasoning informed by imagination, common sense, and judiciously selected research evidence and other rules.
Having a faithful narrator has benefits; it lets us observe how much the tales as originally recorded continue to inform our cultural imagination.
That the crucial victory has informed the national imagination for 700 years is Crawford's theme; that this fact alone ought to be sufficient to grant Scots their "freedom" – a word treated carelessly in this book – is his argument.
The actresses take to the stage with the fervor of stars a third their age, in part because of Cummings's support and inventive staging, and because of their ability to relax in who they are now, while using the wisdom of age to inform their collective imagination.
As informed by the imagination, architectural judgment issues in the exercise of taste a critical discrimination to which we attach aspirations of objectivity deployed to identify the "appropriate" in style, scale, or arrangement.
