Ostensibly, these essays are about manageable subjects, subjects about which it's possible to have a single opinion, like higher education, parenting, or "mindfulness".
On the other hand, so far as her own career goes, she would like to work on slightly more manageable subjects in the future (Dickens follows Hardy, who followed her award-winning Samuel Pepys).
In its attempt to keep an impossibly broad and popular subject manageable, the Bronx Museum stunts and nearly smothers "Street Art, Street Life," but the sprawling exhibition's best work survives.
To keep the subject manageable, this entry is limited in the following five ways.
"Eventually, you become what's called subjects — manageable civilians, told how to think, told what to eat, told what to enjoy.
Telling the story of "the classic ocean of our imaginings" is a huge undertaking but Simon Winchester manages it with aplomb.To condense his subject into manageable chunks, Mr Winchester uses Shakespeare's seven ages of man as a structure: the infant is a metaphor for man's first interest in the ocean, the schoolboy represents its exploration, and so on.
By allowing students to tackle a complex subject in manageable parts--stopping when an error occurs and practicing until that one skill is perfected--they march steadily toward mastery.
This approach was able to condense the enormous dataset to a manageable subset of discriminative genes, which can now be subjected to detailed functional studies.
It is found that providing SEDs is beneficial in reducing the isolator forces to manageable ranges for SIBs subjected to NF ground motions with moderate to large magnitudes regardless of the distance from the fault.
