The process of voicing and shaping expectations is considered good when (a) an increasing number of participants share the same expectations (expectations are converging) and (b) the expectations are based on tangible results from experiments [49].
The process of voicing and shaping expectations is considered to be good when (a) an increasing number of participants share the same expectations (expectations are converging) and (b) the expectations are based on tangible results from experiments [49].
"On the quest for new tangible interfaces I experimented with zippers," Hertig tells The Creators Project.
When verbalizing was difficult, in this context students tried to search for rational, practical or tangible arguments for their experiments.
Biological experiments demonstrating tangible effects on known or novel Alzheimer's disease pathology will be essential to understanding the underlying etiology.
It's hard to experiment with tangible programming, the Bloks team argues, because it takes a lot of engineering work — and hence money — to build one of these platforms from scratch.
Because methodical laboratory preparations, the union of theory and practice, the tangible results of an experiment, and teaching all appeal to my disciplined and inquisitive nature, my long-term goals include balancing teaching and research in an academic setting.
Google has always done hardware pretty poorly; Google Glass, its boldest experiment in a tangible object, is now recognized as an utter failure.
While this doesn't sound as exciting as editing the genes of a human embryo, the success of this experiment is a tangible, practical bombshell.
To those I cornered at parties, D.C.'s sentencing system may have been appalling, but it was still just a thought experiment, not a tangible reality.
