Most controversial is how the issue of general relativity as a touchstone for competing philosophies of science was framed: having dismissed Kant's own synthetic a priori for its mistaken apodicity, no time was spared for discussion of its then contemporary development in Neo-Kantianism as a merely relative but still constitutive a priori.
The other, convened by Professor Buchwald, concentrates on late 19th century British electro-technology, probing in particular its links with the physical laboratory and comparing it with contemporary development in German industry and research.
Limited to 12. Analyzes the characteristics of business in China since 1800 to provide a historical context for its contemporary economic development.
And it's the combination of east Kent's historic visitor culture, boosted by its contemporary arts developments, that draw that valuable urban audience, put in easy reach of towns like Margate by high-speed rail links from London.
This class asks to what extent dance, in its history as well as contemporary development, is linked to concepts of the political and conflict.
While contemporary development of science revealed its grounding principles (papers by Grandpierre, Kule and Trutty-Coohill) the ancient logos fully emerges.
This anathema towards technological "optimization", as it turns out, has been a fairly contemporary development.
To insist on a 19th-century city of mixed-use blocks, only for it to be blown away by a contemporary development of single-use megastructures, does not work.
This article analyses the implications of colonial land-use policies for contemporary development efforts in Cameroon.
The contemporary development of post-discharge support advocates a health and social partnership approach.
Contemporary development methodologies provide for the traceability of design decisions to functional requirements.
