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And it still has its amorphous qualities, but by celebrating them, instead of trying to don a thematic straitjacket, this multidisciplinary exploration of spirituality, in its many guises, has become an important part of the fall season.

To flesh out the Tchaikovsky angle, Carnegie is presenting a five-concert residency by Valery Gergiev and the Mariinsky Orchestra of St . Petersburgas anchor to a loose festival running through October and beyond: a citywide, multidisciplinary exploration of two themes, Tchaikovsky in St .Petersburg and New York at the turn of the 20th century.

(Kozinn) ★ Nash Ensemble (Tuesday and Thursday) As part of "Will to Create, Will to Live: The Culture of Terezin" series, a multidisciplinary exploration of the music and art created at the Terezin concentration camp, the Nash Ensemble is performing four concerts devoted mainly to music written and played at the camp.

It's part of their ongoing project Augmented Structures, a multidisciplinary exploration of architecture .

A multidisciplinary exploration of college students' perception of academic dishonesty also revealed that many students now see such behaviors as morally acceptable [ 19]. 24.4% (95% CI = 22. 1 26.8) viewed cheating as a common practice among their peers (31.3% females vs. 22.9% males, p = 0.014).

(Burke) ★ 'Two Evenings With Carolee Schneemann' (Friday and Saturday) The visual artist Carolee Schneemann began her career as a painter, but by the time she presented her wildly carnal "Meat Joy" at Judson Memorial Church in 1964, paint was just one of many materials involved in her radical, multidisciplinary explorations of gender and sexuality.

A fusion of comic strip and contemporary dance, the show is a dynamic and multidisciplinary exploration into the surreal realm of the work of Mr. Tezuka and the themes he sought to illustrate.

Yet the Los Angeles Philharmonic is attempting to redefine the classical concert hall experience for the 21st century, thus transforming the stereotypically stuffy field into an unorthodox space for multidisciplinary exploration.

Professionals willing to participate were selected so that each focus group was either generally homogenous by discipline to promote sharing of experiences, and equality of professional power (13 groups), or multidisciplinary to encourage exploration of views from members of the same care team (five groups).

These awards will encourage the exploration of new ideas and multidisciplinary approaches to diabetes research.

Beginning in 1998, Lee has visited Haughton each summer for two-and-a-half months of research and exploration as part of the NASA Haughton Mars Project (HMP), a multidisciplinary field-research program that supports the human exploration of Mars.