Among other qualities, openness to experience represents intellectual curiosity and preference for variety.
Portman said that her Harvard degree represents "the curiosity and invention that were encouraged here" and "the friendships" she's sustained.
The consequences are almost secondary to the agency represented in the act; curiosity has its risks but there is no progress without it.
A vote could represent the curiosity of a single user or the real needs of entire lab.
He added: "Fundamentalism is dictatorship of the mind, but a live culture is an exploration, and represents our endless curiosity about our own strangeness and impossible sexuality: wisdom is more important than doctrine; doubt more important than certainty.
Nearly four dozen experiments, representing the collective curiosity of 300 New York City schoolchildren, were in the Columbia's bays.
Representing the diversive curiosity, an internal indicator is designed for BP algorithm, which detects the phenomenon of being trapped in local minima and the occurrence of premature convergence.
Her installation, "New World Wunderkammer," will consist of three "cabinets of curiosity" representing Africa, the indigenous Americas and a mix of New World cultures.
It represents a triumph of human curiosity and technical daring, but tempts us also towards arrogance and folly.Present-day biomedical techniques in vitro fertilisation and therapeutic cloning, for example—are already putting moral intuitions to the test.
The search for these features represents an important aspect of the Curiosity rover mission.
Both within classical music and outside it, there is debate about whether the place represents a brave new world or simply a curiosity.
