It is a question articulated precisely by Stephen Hawking last year, when he noted: "Everyone can enjoy a life of luxurious leisure if the machine-produced wealth is shared, or most people can end up miserably poor if the machine owners successfully lobby against wealth redistribution".
The interviewer might have the responsibility to press the key to run the timer immediately after the last word of the question articulated and stop the timer at the exact moment the respondent begins to respond.
But Palansky's question articulated what many of us who attended Sundance had been asking ourselves throughout the festival, which was, in the face of a week that confirmed the worst fears of those who stand in opposition to Trump, does art matter enough?
Meditate on your specific inquiry or question, articulating your intentions aloud and allowing your contact to get in touch.
In keeping with that vigilance, and a well-defended uncertainty, Heaney is always asking himself the essential questions articulated in Preoccupations, his collected essays.
Questions articulated in the public spaces served as a means for individuals to collaborate with peers in the form of discussions, clarifications and other social forms Tan, Lee, & Cheah (2017) as they entered the "zone of proximal development" (Vygotsky, 1962 , 1986.
Each of these factors will guide wildlife disease ecologists to take into consideration a distinct set of ethical questions, articulated through the language provided by the six core values, and with attention to adaptive management and EER.
Case questions come in all flavors: "How much does a Boeing 747 weigh?" "Why do the hands of a clock turn clockwise?" "How can a company that is losing money turn things around?" Interviewees are expected to work toward an answer by asking follow-up questions, articulating their assumptions, and reasoning their way to an answer.
When you look at dating as more than an interview for marriage and babies, but as an opportunity for discovery, self-growth and personal development, you're not solely focused on the outcome, so you can direct your energies more positively and productively (e.g., being more in the present moment, offering more authenticity, asking more questions, articulating your passions, etc).
The book's essential question is articulated in this opening quotation about the '60s, which he attributes to Tom Hayden: "Over and over it came down to that question — what was reality in an unreal time?" On the evidence of "Manson," a lot of the mystical aura surrounding Mr. Manson was less real than imagined by a terrified populace and titillated press corps.
Faced with an extraordinary degree of carnage, the casualties themselves seemed to ask the question Lincoln articulated, "testing whether that nation, or any nation so conceived and so dedicated, can long endure".
