Moving among monitors standing in threes on chest-high pedestals causes a jumpy, anxious feeling as you try to figure out whether there is a meaningful order.
Technically, it's a very tight fit, and a lot of architectural and engineering ingenuity was required to place the pieces in meaningful order.
Both models were able to describe the experimental observations and the estimated values for kinetic parameters were in physically meaningful order of magnitude.
Under the tyranny of a ticking clock and the torture of space constraints, generations of editors compressed monumental triumphs and defeats into some meaningful order and into a few stark words.
If our decisions are predetermined to [End Page 442] fit within a more meaningful order of existence, what space is left for human action?
As for the first assumption, it is reasonable to assume that individual external sources submit elements in some meaningful order, but without timestamps it is impossible to define a total order between elements produced at different external sources.
I will conclude by arguing that, although at present, the core of Dutch ecogenomics research reflects a more or less instrumental attitude towards nature, the field also harbours other interpretations of nature as a significant and meaningful order.
However, this does not necessarily need to be so: the field also harbours other interpretations of nature as a significant and meaningful order, which could form the basis for a more humble and respectful approach to natural systems.
In a disenchanted world, there is no meaningful order of things or events outside the human domain, and there is no source of sacredness or dread of the sort felt by those who regard the natural world as peopled by divinities or demons (Stone 2006).
What [End Page 149] the many schools and camps of arts education have in common, though, is a commitment to a sequential idea of pedagogy, to the idea that there are fundamentals to art and that they must be learned in a meaningful order.
