Sentences with phrase «key thought experiment»

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i do nt think it was much of an experiment, giroud was awful in istanbul, this was as much to motivate as to see how sanchez fits, the key to sanchez working was ox's speed and ozil, but the 3 did not click...

Kawaoka also discusses his thoughts about the recommendation from the U.S. government's National Science Advisory Board for Biosecurity (NSABB) that Nature and Science, which has accepted but not published a paper by the second lab that did these studies, redact key portions of the experiments to prevent the widespread dissemination of the recipe for a potential bioweapon.

Pyroglutamate: experiments in rats show that this naturally occurring amino acid can stimulate a type of glutamate receptor in the brain — the NMDA receptor — which is thought to play a key part in learning.

Therefore, I think experimenting is key when it comes to making your skin happy.

CBR: Alan, as you came up to ILM to experiment and «find» K - 2SO physically and vocally, tell me a little bit about that process, and what were the key things that you zeroed in on that you thought were going to make the character work?

She was a key architect of the law, arguably Bush's most significant domestic accomplishment and a grand experiment for Republicans, who traditionally thought education should be left to the states.

In terms of social media, I think it's a great idea to learn a few key lessons from social media strategists and then experiment with how much of this task you can do yourself and still maintain a regular -LSB-...]

In terms of social media, I think it's a great idea to learn a few key lessons from social media strategists and then experiment with how much of this task you can do yourself and still maintain a regular writing schedule... and your sanity.

Essentially, my take is that legal design thinking is about making people's lives and experiences better, and the legal design summit overwhelmingly based this on a handful of key principles: (i) focus on the user (i.e. identify the user and focus on their needs), (ii) experiment (challenge the status quo), (iii) be intentional (understand organisational culture and values and align your actions to these).