The powerful art adviser Allan Schwartzman, who has taken a keen interest in Tansaekhwa, said, "I've never seen this amount of widening interest in a particular circle of non-contemporary artists, in historical material before".
Although there are clear uses of biological models and concepts in social-systems work, it may be fair to say that the greatest single impetus to development of this area was widening interest after World War II in cybernetics the study of human control functions and of the electrical and mechanical systems that could be devised to replace or reinforce them.
Recent years have seen a widening interest in research on aspects of well-being [ 1- 4].
As with the takeover of RMC by Mexico's Cemex, or Blue Circle by France's Lafarge, or BPB, a plasterboard-maker, by Saint-Gobain, another French group, the Hanson deal was part of a consolidation of building-materials groups: pure cement firms are trying to move downstream and others are seeking to widen their interests.
In the second period (1277 1285), when forced to leave the academic milieu, Giles widens his interests.
Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve Board's string of interest cuts has driven down rates, which ultimately widens net interest spreads and drives up net interest margins, Napoli says.
A hint is given, however, of widening Roman monetary interests by two issues of bronze token coinage.
Specific benefits and challenges for patients and professionals were identified, such as personal fulfilment, widening of research interests, difficulties in establishing equal partnerships and concerns about loss of research rigour.
This would widen public interest and would increase the credibility of the process.
ASK the question "Who wrote the works of Shakespeare?" and eyes either widen with interest or glaze over.
