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Digitally savvy academics have been struggling to reconcile new media with traditional scholarly publishing, which is painfully slow and generally locked behind paywalls or unavailable online.
The conference, at the Crowne Plaza Manhattan Hotel from next Saturday through Dec. 18, will focus on issues like how to reconcile new technologies with traditional theater practices.
The story of Labour's manifesto is the story of both the intellectual and political struggle to reconcile New Labour technocracy with the need for soundbite-friendly retail policy offers and the emerging Blue Labour politics of identity and community.
This behaviour is explained by the tendency of students to reconcile new observations with old misconceptions (réconciliation; Posner et al. 1982; diSessa 1993).
Elaboration is the extent to which students reflect on and attempt to reconcile new information with their existing knowledge.
Additionally, we discuss the significance of the conclusions made from each approach and try to reconcile new genome-wide evidence with existing knowledge in the form of a new model for the mode of action of HATs in transcriptional activation.
Stocks were mixed in Monday morning trading as investors reconciled new economic data suggesting increased pricing pressures with last week's optimism regarding the absence of inflation.
More recently, Teresa Kuan (2015) examines how middle-class mothers struggle to improve their children's educational outcomes while reconciling new definitions of good parenting with the limitations of an intensely competitive social reality.
This perspective used the biological notion of viability to explain how learners construct knowledge by reconciling new experiences and ideas with prior constructs to develop models that "fit" within a given situation.
Among scholars, too, the effort to reconcile the new liberal activism with the liberal tradition of judicial restraint bore fruit.
Parts of this discussion have sought to reconcile the new governance with democracy by rethinking the concept of democratic legitimacy.
