Other major uses of improvisation are in theatrical rehearsals, to discover new nuances of interpretation, and in acting schools, to allow students to explore and broaden their emotional responsiveness to imaginative situations.
"The MFA continues to explore opportunities to broaden the distribution of its encyclopedic collection of art through new technologies".
The resulting populations enriched in ethanol-tolerant derivatives of the AFEX CSH tolerant population were next subjected to further enrichment on PSGHL to explore this approach to broadening the functionality of strains in various types of hydrolyzates.
Many will use the grades they have achieved to start university this autumn, while plenty more will use the next year to explore the world and broaden their horizons.
Yet for an increasing number of undergraduates, Europe is fast becoming an exciting new arena in which to explore new cultures and broaden horizons.
Beautiful advice, certainly; there's no question that access to art and literature, and the opportunity to explore creative expression, can broaden young people's outlook, boost their confidence and encourage empathy and curiosity about the wider world.
In the statement, Yang states that "[w]e are now comfortable that we can be better stewards and better neighbors during our temporary and limited use of this precious land, which will allow us to explore the heavens and broaden the boundaries of science in the interest of humanity".
We argue that this question is too narrowly focused on individuals and needs to be broadened to explore the cultural sites in which youth develop these attitudes.
"The trade union movement had broadened out to explore things like workers' education and culture".
These discoveries, in turn, will help you decide whether to narrow the focus of your narrative to deal with a specific event, or broaden it to explore the culture, history and people of your subject's era.
