"There's the story, then there's the real story, then there's the story of how the story came to be told," realises Toby, the protagonist, and asks herself, as a proxy for the author: "What else to write, besides the bare-facts daily chronicle she's begun?" Thus every story begins, unfolding on the understanding that all accounts are partial, all impressions subject to change.
Here Derrida questioned the idea of a continuously unfolding continuity of understanding.
"Scientific discourse" whose priority is anything other than progressively unfolding more complete understanding is not scientific discourse, but, as Portier et al. [23] say, "public relations".
Truth in us is an unfolding of our understanding of ourselves and the world at large.
Asked how the budget deal was struck, Brown described it as "a gradual unfolding of deeper understanding".
The term concept analysis refers to the unfolding, exploring and understanding of concepts for the purposes of concept development, delineation, clarification, correction, identification, refinement and validation [ 14- 17].
"What actually ends up unfolding and what understandings are reached to launch something more visible and serious — all of that has not been fully determined yet," a senior administration official familiar with the effort said.
Our results clarify a previously reported paradoxical result in protein nanomechanics and contribute to refining our toolbox for understanding the unfolding mechanism used by translocases and degradation machines.
It is through these two main means of interaction that younger players offer immediate feedback and explanation to guide older adults to engage in the collaborative play and develop understanding of unfolding concepts and phenomena.
Despite the generally accepted importance of the institutional context for understanding the unfolding of participatory and transdisciplinary research projects, surprisingly little research has actually looked into its role in greater detail.
