Indeed, schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, delusional disorder, etc. are likely to be the most challenging diagnoses for psychiatric epidemiology; this is all the more true in the very particular context of prison, where de-realization, ideas of persecution and even delusions have to be carefully considered.
This attention to detail — to the particular realization of ideas as much as to the big ideas themselves — is matched in the show's immersive staging, by the director Rachel Chavkin, in which band members are situated all around the built-to-order Kazino space and the actors perform the show around and within the supper-club tables and aisles.
Out of that realization, the idea for Energy Flow, an exploration of the invisible, interconnected forces of nature that shape our world, was born.
The last phase is idea realization, in which these ideas transform into useful applications within a work role or group, or within the whole organization.
Recent idea of net-zero buildings has prompted the realization of novel ideas such as employment of omni-directional vertical-axis wind turbine (VAWT) for roof-top application etc.
It is a vital procedure in the creative realization of scientific ideas, particularly in computer science.
But in the end, as the writer or as the actor, you really have no control over the realization of those ideas.
I write jokes like normal conversation," but his later films trade the scintillating verbal intelligence and philosophical humor of his classic films of the seventies and eighties — as well as his own dominating presence — for a quickly traced realization of the ideas that have been his lifelong obsession.
In these large studios, drawing served not only for the probing realization of creative ideas, it was not only study and mediator between the conception and the master's finished work; it functioned also as teaching aid for the assistants who worked with the master and as a vehicle for the formation and preservation of an individual workshop tradition.
The integration and reformation of tacit and explicit knowledge ensured the smooth realization of new ideas and innovation.
It's a familiar critical theme that Steven Soderbergh's movies are obsessed with process, with the realization of an idea, and that theme isn't just in his movies, it's the way he thinks, as seen in a speech he gave last Saturday at the San Francisco International Film Festival — its annual State of Cinema Address — that none of us were meant to see.
