A lot of thought and experiment, and some eccentricity (seaweed and ham?) had gone into constructing these dishes.
This work, together with the Five songs of 1956 57, saw the significant development of Lutosławski's harmonic and contrapuntal thinking as he introduced his twelve-note system, the fruits of many years of thought and experiment.
Last season Mr. Simons divided his collection between his conceptual ideas and a second half in which those inner thoughts and outward experiments melded into a wearable collection.
It's a thought and feeling experiment, bleak, exhilarating (in fact, endurable) only because of its integrity, its wholeness of seeing.
For some, this is the time to take the discussion the last mile, from thought and successful experiment to field-wide change.
Note: Our 2011 lesson, "Considering the Future of Reading: Lessons, Links and Thought Experiments," suggests many teaching ideas relevant to this discussion as well.
They relied on thought experiments, and a thought experiment is like a historical narrative.
He argues for his own definition, which involves distinguishing between 'man' and 'person' by using a variety of thought experiments and deducing unacceptable consequences from competing definitions.
The main division is constructive vs. destructive and resembles Popper's distinction between apologetic and critical thought experiments.
Reaching more philosophical depth, others account for the cognitive power of thought experiments and literature by considering physical experiments as well, and seeing in all three a process called "exemplification" (see Elgin, 2014).
The argument and thought-experiment now generally known as the Chinese Room Argument was first published in a paper in 1980 by American philosopher John Searle (1932- ).
