The deaths of so many in the close-knit research community were particularly surreal for its members given the geopolitical implications of the crash, an event that managed to push even Israel's invasion of Gaza from the front pages of the world's newspapers.
There is no coherent "setting of tasks" prior to the engagement in empirical research, and the results of empirical research are not knit into a broader theory that can have emancipatory intent.
But Mosse wears her learning so lightly, knitting her historical research so neatly into her narrative, that we never get the slightest sense of being preached or lectured to.
Mr. Davis said the forum planned to knit more closely its economic research capabilities with the views of geopolitical and economic thinkers who were part of the organization.
Science has a responsibility to society that can only be filled if its various research efforts are knit together within a more comprehensive framework that takes society and its improvement as its object.
If you've never knitted or knitted in the round before, learn how to knit first and do some research online.
What we're left with is a long, thinly researched clip job, knit together from previously published writings by Didion, her husband, his brother Dominick Dunne, and other published interviews and newspaper stories (including one by me).
Coates, who had known Lange for 20 years, said that the AIDS research community is closely knit.
Because the people live in a closely knit, extended family system, important decisions like research participation is taken within the kinship structure.
At first we thought it would be more winter-focused, but actually you can knit with anything – it is all about researching the right materials.
They were basic knit stitches in four groups classified in previous research.
