(They must also deal with the ethical question of applying for loans they plan to abandon).
"It's not a question of applying the same rules that apply to moms," he says.
But the question of applying those rules to the Boy Scouts does not seem to have arisen in those states.
Explanation, he argued, cannot be a question of applying some general law; it must always be a matter of judgment, and such judgments must be both provisional and contestable.
Then there's the question of applying a scientific litmus test.
Recent attention in the national culture literature has been given to the question of applying sociological, group-level measures to psychological, individual-level phenomenon.
For the very same reason, wisdom is not only a question of applying the rule of listening and being ironic in individual situations (e.g., the brainstorming sessions at IDEO), as suggested by Hargadon and Sutton.
Therefore, its purpose should not be to reflect the real world with naturalism, but rather to create its own world, which could never be a question of applying a set of rules and principles to a particular matter (paintings, words, marble), such as classicist principles seemed to do.
In this study we approach the broad question of applying computation to deep experimental expression datasets to develop methods for gene discovery, focusing on miRNAs, ncRNAs, and antisense transcripts.
That book helped yank academic philosophy back from a dreary foray into linguistics and pushed it to confront such fascinating questions of applied ethics as: What are our moral obligations to pigs?
