Explore the notion of creative curiosity in programming".
The educator completed the analysis and applied LeVasseur's (p.419) notion of "persistent curiosity' based on technique of bracketing to "suspend prior beliefs" as described by van Mennan (p.175) [ 18, 19].
Still, a lot of good work - verifiable, informative, brain-leapingly strange - is being cast out of this paperless, infinitely expandable accordion folder by people who have a narrow notion of what sort of curiosity an online encyclopedia should be able to satisfy in the years to come.
— he laments all the "brain-leapingly strange" work that is being purged "by people who have a narrow, almost grade-schoolish notion of what sort of curiosity an on-line encyclopedia will be able to satisfy in the years to come".
It appears then that the phenomenological notion of this experience of curiosity, makes possible to approach the foundations and the wanderings of the beat generation, and more broadly the experience of the generations, which have succeeded.
Slade, who managed the previous two iterations of the event, took as her inspiration the notion of the Wunderkammer – "cabinets of curiosities" that originated in Renaissance Europe.
In America there are different notions of academic freedom; promotion of a kind of curiosity that is independent from day-to-day teaching.
I think I know: their statements betray their own constructs of their idealized reader, who bounces back the editors' prideful notions of their own curiosity, sophistication, engagement and intelligence.
I tried it as a matter of curiosity … " Where I would dare to argue with Burroughs is in the notion that Junky is not much of a book.
If you have an "eye for art" and a keen interest in inspecting the surface of works of art, both out of curiosity and a quest for deeper meaning, your abilities are linked to an increasingly outdated notion of connoisseurship.
