If we interrogate the culture figures more fully and alongside other recently published data, the picture begins to look a bit cheerier.
I read a book called "Against Happiness" a few years ago that interrogated our culture's desire to treat or medicate any negative emotional state out of existence, while at the same time acknowledging the incredible contributions melancholic people have made throughout history.
To the show's credit, it's a novel idea for a TV drama: There is a lot that filmmakers and TV creators could do to explore and interrogate the culture of toxic masculinity that produces men who think physical violence is a valid solution to their problems.
In this regards, ePop itself can be valuable as a probe of cell physiology to interrogate what culturing and genetic conditions must be met for plasmid amplification.
As Sauerländer's curated show Porn to Pizza Domestic Clichés examined the digital age, Nargifsus expands Gannis' solo show investigation by further interrogating selfie culture and how we deal with our self-display.
Consistent with the reduced pathology in infected zebrafish, cell-culture experiments interrogating cytokine release found that the PPE38 mutant had diminished TNF and IL-6 expression (Dong et al., 2012).
He used and abused the manga tradition, repurposing the format to interrogate a national culture, with real human characters who were bored, horny, frustrated, and lonely.
That process includes interviewing and vetting by a Department of Culture, Media and Sports appointments committee, a recommendation of a preferred candidate by government - after all the "appointable" candidates have been interrogated by the culture secretary, Sajid Javid - then pre-appointment scrutiny by MPs on the DCMS select committee and then formal appointment.
There are a lot of reasons to interrogate binge-drinking culture.
By examining emotions and behaviors we can begin to interrogate the organizational culture so that it mirrors that of a globalized world.
