Malleable ideas in action are far more valuable than rigid ideas on paper.
Thanks to advances in character customization and "sandbox play" (game-geek-speak for continuous action with a malleable arsenal and mise-en-scène), you can develop a fully realized alter ego in an increasingly believable world (Heidegger would love it).
H3 establishes the overall effect that directed actions are a malleable factor for enhancing students' mathematical insight.
Early pragmatists were often humanists; they saw the social environment as malleable, capable of improvement through human action and philosophic thought.
But such reactions overlook the fact that the existing situation leaves restrictions on Japanese military action up to arbitrary, malleable political interpretations of the Constitution.
Specific meanings and actions identified in one context are malleable, dynamic, overlapping and constantly emergent, resonating with each other, crossing contextual boundaries, shifting forms and generating different but related effects elsewhere.
As I watched her in action, I found myself wondering how a malleable brain like hers might be shaped by this odd experience of being the lord of a tiny two-dimensional universe.
They are firm neither in principle nor in self-definition, curious and tolerant and heuristically malleable but lacking a clear identity that allows them to take decisive action at all.
Children need the dynamic exchanges that flourish not on a computer screen but between live human beings with malleable thoughts and sensory systems primed to gather information from each other's actions, voices and gestures.
Based on our theory and the findings reviewed above, we offer novel predictions that guide the design of GEMC-inspired learning environments: directed actions and language prompts are hypothesized to each act as viable, independent, malleable factors for enhancing proof performance by fostering mathematical insight and verbalizable proof production.
The Justices, guided only by the majestic generalities of the Constitution, and the malleable (and sometimes disposable) precedents of the Court itself, enjoy a degree of authority and freedom of action that is without parallel in our system of government.
