Manila was also the place where Mr. Yousef and others seemed to refine their thinking about using planes in terrorist attacks.
The arguments about terminology will continue, and they should, because this is how newcomers to the field are educated and veterans are forced to refine their thinking.
Each dish is a carefully controlled, reasoned construction, and sometimes, over the course of a few weeks, you can watch a dish take shape, as Mr. Moonen hones and refines his thinking.
Regulators are beginning to refine their thinking around the currency, and new startups based on the cryptocurrency keep raising money.
"Asking a student to share their reasoning with the entire class" allows the instructor to "modify or refine" student thinking in their own explanation to the students to ensure that "all students are exposed to a good example of reasoning".
I share my thoughts as I noodle on them to allow others to inject and further refine my thinking.
Although it sets out to explain user-centric product design, I would argue, that The Design of Everyday Things can also help you refine your thinking about issues that go far beyond the stated scope of the book: It can also change the way you think about marketing and communications.
More cautious use of terminology, to emphasize the distinction between colonization and infection (which have radically different therapeutic implications), may help refine clinicians' thinking and practice in this regard, thereby promoting improved antimicrobial drug stewardship and slowing the antimicrobial drug resistance epidemic.
After his Minneapolis study, however, Sherman refined his thinking on the basis of further studies that revealed a far more complicated picture.
Lately, he has refined his thinking into a presentation arguing that manufacturers of hackable products profit from engaging the Maker mind-set.
