But, beyond that, authors were selected because they had a point of view, one designed to provoke thought and new work.
At agricultural fields the plot is usually situated on gentle slopes provoking low viewing angles of the scanning device onto the surface, which inherits the risk of high data noise.
The STS Meetings traditionally provide a broad and interdisciplinary view on a variety of cellular and organismic signalling aspects, which intentionally provokes to view cellular signalling from different angles and to establish new connections and networks within the community.
Affirmative action provokes conflicting views about what equal protection means under the law.
Architectural restoration is an intensely political arena that often provokes opposing views, as illustrated by a detailed analysis of e.1027's renovation compiled by Mr. Barrès and Burkhardt Rukschcio, a specialist in 20th-century architectural restoration.
This large-scale, in-depth, mixed methods, multistakeholder study of a contentious issue demonstrated that incentives for local health service providers to meet targets for smoking cessation in pregnancy or breast feeding provoked mixed views, with health visitors and maternity staff more in favour than doctors.
But it would be unfortunate if Mr Wright's attention-grabbing conclusion were to obscure his accomplishment in giving us an original, accessible and thought-provoking view of history.
The story of Callum and Sephy, two teenagers who fall in love despite the differences between their families, provides a thought-provoking view of contemporary society but with a radical inversion of racial stereotyping that changes everything.
Nadeem has also covered taboo subjects like sex, drugs and alcohol in the society and his point of view is thought provoking and refreshingly different from normal psuedo moralistic nonsense perpetuated in the media.
From March 10 until April 3, 2016, a dozen or so thought provoking paintings will be on view.
But for the audience, they prove unsettling viewing, provoking a sense of complicity.
