Many of the developments in cognitive neuroscience have been shaped by the introduction of novel tools and methodologies, and a new section is devoted to methods that promise to guide the field into the future from sophisticated models of causality in brain function to the application of network theory to massive data sets.
This article analyzes how Jess's body, identity, and feelings shape and are shaped by the spaces ze encounters throughout the novel.
Expectations of positive impacts are shaped by the assumption that lignocellulosic biofuels represent a novel and effective solution to the problems of first-generation biofuels and the fossil-fuel economy, and that any environmental side-effects or negative social impacts can be managed by a combination of improved technology and sustainability monitoring mechanisms.
Her four previous novels have each been shaped by the psychological unravelling of characters who stumble across hidden truths and past distortions.
Rozema claimed that her interpretation had been shaped by the work of feminist academics; it certainly had little sanction from the novel.
Alys Conran on her new novel, Dignity, which features a woman controlled by her husband in the British Raj, her daughter, whose life was shaped by the difficult relationship, and a young second generation immigrant who works as a carer.
In his first column on the novel, Mullan explores the ways in which, in a novel that is shaped by all that it leaves out, Ishiguro nudges the reader into guessing what is missing.
Yet much of what the public and even policymakers know about this complicated subject is shaped by old James Bond films or John le Carré novels — and that needs to end, according to Calder Walton, Ernest May Fellow in History and Policy at Harvard Kennedy School (HKS).
The special is shaped by nervous laughter.
The world is shaped by our thoughts.
The novel doesn't strive for warmth or charm, for once, but its world is shaped by a lucid and interested account of good and bad behaviour.
