Germany has taken up the theme of marine exploration by creating an imaginary research station 300 feet below the waves, reachable by an elevator equipped with video screens that serve as "windows" into the imaginary deep.
This is an alluring, complex and thoughtful setup, though in the end it seems a little elaborate for the purpose it serves, which is mainly to create an arena for the exploration of a sisterly dynamic that feels more universal than particular.
But that is part of what makes it effective: it's at once a story of a world of self-documentation, combined with Johnston's emergent explorations of creating space ships above the LA skyline.
This flexibility enables the exploration of a wide spectrum of possibilities in creating novel alloys or even metal metal composites with unique microstructures.
Topologies consist in the exploration of the digital objects created by this transformation process.
This replication mode produces populations with expansive, branched genealogies, creating the dramatic potential for the exploration of sequence space, as well as creating the potential for intracellular selection among related mutant genomes.
Considering all the work involved, perhaps it's no wonder that, despite centuries of research and exploration to create a complete inventory of the world's plant life, there may be as many as 100,000 plant species that are not yet known to science, waiting to be cataloged — if we can find and describe them in time.
To support these efforts, Johns Hopkins created the Exploration of Practical Ethics program, which provides grants for faculty to undertake research in interdisciplinary fields of ethics.
The present finding creates an interest in the exploration of lichens for novel antimicrobials.
For the president and founder of Tod's, the exploration of materials and careful handwork can create new versions of classics.
