This exceptionally interesting exhibition organized by Sina Najafi, the editor in chief of Cabinet magazine, introduces three ingenious people -- none of whom are nominally artists -- who share a belief that human beings learn best when the spirit of play is systematically engaged.
Social and structured forms of play emerge systematically earlier in girls than in boys leading to subsequent sex differences in favor of girls at some ages, successively in associative play at 3 4 years, cooperative play at 4 5 years, and social interactions with peers at 5 6 years.
Previously it has been unclear whether or not such players would learn over time to play differently, thereby systematically biasing the results.
Our contention is that organisations which cross the boundary between science and politics, consciously and systematically, play a deliberate role to facilitate evidence-based and socially beneficial policies and programmes and they draw on a range of strategies to achieve this.
An example would be the situation where a divided underclass is oppressed by a unified elite: this would correspond in the model to a state where the elite group systematically plays H against the oppressed group (who responds optimally playing L) and plays equitable (M) among themselves, while the discriminated group is stuck in a fractious state.
It is a salutary image today when our abiding memory of the last great war systematically plays down the Russian contribution -- both military and political.
Norman played steadily and systematically, putted well and immediately offset a double bogey at the brutally tough sixth hole with birdies at Nos. 7 and 8, making putts of 25 and 15 feet to make the turn in one under par.
Iran has denied the Nazi Holocaust and they are systematically playing host to a new one by their continuous persecutions of Baha'i's.
In order to address this question, our experimental setup allowed us to describe how molecular structure systematically plays a role in predicting whether the ants would generalize or not.
He taught himself to play without "ever practicing systematically", he said, deciding that "love is a better teacher than a sense of duty".
