He spends his evenings, friends say, preparing his defense and pondering the problems of N.S.A., which still preoccupy him.
Haeckel tended to speculate, and for some years, he pondered the problem of heredity.
We ponder the problem of task scheduling on a multi-core processor with software controlled DVS where the objective is to reduce the energy consumption.
They pondered the problem of fragile plants in organic farming, came up with the rewilding idea, and published their proposal Thursday in the journal Trends in Plant Science.
In his 1981 book, "The Transfiguration of the Commonplace," Danto pondered the problem of indiscernibles some more and produced a thought experiment.
Since ancient philosophers first began to ponder the problem of criminal behavior, great minds in science and law have sought a single holy grail, the point at which the two fields intersect: What nervous or brain dysfunctions can explain how people become so incapacitated that they are not responsible for their own criminal behavior?
As the World Economic Forum's members ponder the problem of leadership, they have the opportunity to stimulate debate on whether the one-size-fits-all principle is too rigid to allow newcomers to enter the world trading system and prosper in it.
With great fortunes being created almost monthly in our dynamic economy, more and more newly wealthy people are beginning to ponder the problem of long-term dissipation of wealth.
Humans ponder the problems of their origins, their destiny, their happiness, their suffering; the presence or absence of religious institutions or dogmas is of little importance when it comes to these questions.
Betsy Shure Gross, the former executive director of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Office of Public Private Partnerships (in the Executive Office of Environmental Affairs), pondering the problem, cites lack of governmental leadership.
