The basic observation is that when public law doctrine confronts a government institution, it has to decide whether to treat that institution as more or less "a black box," or whether to instead probe into how that institution is actually functioning as the moment and whether or not the court approves of it.
When probing into how often they used Facebook for learning-related activities on the same frequency scale, it turned out that the students used it quite often for doing school-related work (e.g., group projects) (M = 3.37, SD = .91).91
An online survey, in Mandarin Chinese, was conducted in mainland China by the researchers between April 5 and 19, 2015, probing into how egao is perceived and why netizens might view and/or share it in the Chinese cyber public sphere.
Put your chattiest/drunkest mate in the passenger seat and snigger from the back while they probe into how busy the driver's evening has been, how long they are working until, and whether or not they can put Beyoncé on the radio.
For example, we were unable to probe into how the process of making clinical decisions based on patient needs and preferences was taught.
"It allows us to probe deeper into how the brain works and how we could build something like it, and it could lead to new dynamics for computing that we've been pursuing for more than 60 years".
Moving forward, we hope to use the results of this initial study to probe further into how students connect these concepts in their reasoning and sense-making about the phenotypic variation they observe.
Beneath the tactical sparring there was a deeper probe into how far the Republican Party, with Pence as its avatar, would go to defend the casino billionaire.
After it came to light this fall that Team Thomas wasn't registered with the IRS, Attorney General Peter Nickles launched a probe into how the organization raised and spent its money.
