The original, Farsi document is described by officials familiar with it as a detailed narrative of experiments aimed at creating a perfectly timed implosion of nuclear material.
Officials have described the original, in Persian, as a detailed narrative of experiments aimed at achieving the perfectly timed compression of nuclear fuel to squeeze it into supercritical mass, which initiates a nuclear blast.
However, using templates does change the information that is recorded and can result in a loss of the specific details of the procedure and the personal narrative of the experience of the experiment, critical for reproducibility and future understanding.
The narrative of a thought experiment is not the thought experiment and yet it seems to be more than just the indispensable medium of communication.
Then there were the visual and narrative experiments of Mr. Hopper's "Easy Rider," his directorial debut, on which his friend, the avant-garde filmmaker Bruce Conner ("A Movie"), served as an editing consultant.
The first few issues took the readers through a melange of different narrative experiments and subtle world-building, until issue eight, when we were first introduced to Dream's sister, Death, and the world of the Endless was established.
Consequently, of considerable interest is, for example, "the question of how the narrative aspect of thought experiments have implications for the process whereby one version of a thought experiment can spawn another" (Souder, 2003, pp. 208 209).
His literary predilections were, in great measure, European and North American, and, while he tried out some of the same narrative experiments as other Boom writers, his defection from the left made him a political outlier.
The ten songs that make up the rest of "Divers" present a similar mixture of narrative and thought experiment.
In Dr. Carson's case, a controversial lab experiment that plays into the narrative of science undermining human dignity would be the most helpful headline he could get.
Here is what she has to say about Alois Hotschnig: "I love Kafka and here we have a Kafkaesque sense of alienation – not to mention narrative experiments galore!" Has anyone ever hitherto used the phrase "narrative experiments galore!"?
