Each of the seven works here aims to show the 18th-century painter's involvement with the instruments and theories of the age.
Every option is being considered, from Kremlin involvement to the theory that Mr Litvinenko's work in the anti-corruption unit of the FSB, Russia's MI5, created enemies with the means and knowledge to assassinate him.
Therefore, we have to assume quite firmly that it was only his deep involvement with the last stages of his work on the theory of semisimple continuous groups that prevented Weyl 'to get in the act' immediately".
Born in 1845, Cantor obtained his doctorate from Berlin University at the precocious age of 22. His subsequent appointment to the University of Halle in 1867 led him to the evolution of Set Theory and his involvement with the until-then taboo subject of infinity.
It is telling, therefore, that when Coleridge looks back on his challenge to Pope, he casts Pope not in the role of an "ancient" antagonist to the moderns, but as a modern poet who has, through his involvement with French (neoclassical) theory, turned his back on the great English writers.
Swedberg (2012) highlights the necessity of observation and extensive involvement with the phenomenon at the early stage of theory-building.
Prior to their involvement with the project, these individuals had little exposure to either formal learning theory or educational research in their disciplines, both of which provided a new source of knowledge upon which they drew when planning their courses.
"This lends credence to the theory that the administration was not coming fully clean about their involvement with the Saudis," he said, "and we still haven't gotten to the bottom of this whole affair".
