intensive experiences

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Or, consider projects such as the Social Science Centre (with which I am affiliated), an experimental, self-funded co-operative that aims to make intensive experiences of collaborative teaching, learning and research available to all those interested, regardless of their ability to pay.

In other words, the encounter with the nothing in the work of art "shatters" the taken-for-granted obviousness of the modern theoretical framework in which subjects seek to master external objects, a framework implicit in the basic aesthetic view according to which subjects undergo intensive experiences of art objects.

Careful attention might focus on the extent to which an active experience is desired for preclinical students; if active involvement is favored, more structured experiences like the Colleges and/or more intensive experiences like R/UOP may succeed better.

"We're creating a more intensive experience for when you watch the film," said Fabien Riggall, the company's owner.

The goal was to give 8 conductors selected from more than 50 applicants some intensive experience in performing challenging new choral music with student ensembles.

"We're both long in the tooth in this business and between us have covered all aspects of it, but to be honest we do have more intensive experience in different areas".

"They get into a very large network of global companies, interact with people for a very long period of time and with an intensive experience with the faculty," he said.

Musicians who have been through it have described the seminar as an intensive experience, and a pair of annual public performances at Carnegie Hall leave listeners with little reason to doubt that.

"We've tried to focus on a more intensive experience for perhaps a few number of people, so that it will have a lifetime impact," he says.

For the geological interpretation of oil and gas exploration in the subthrusts of the Ionian zone in general, and the Berati anticlinal belt in particular, we used all the data available to date and my intensive experience and many studies on oil and gas exploration in these areas Velaj (1999; Aliaj 2004; Velaj 2011; etc).

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