Sentences with phrase «new kind of explanation»

Indeed, in Raft to the Future I described a possible new kind of explanation for the origin of time that my friend Lee Smolin and I have been considering.)

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On the other hand, if you're proposing a new kind of business or even a new industry, it may require quite a bit of explanation to get the message across.

In general, skepticism about a complete explanation of creativity is based on the notion that a creative act issues in an outcome that is new in kind, which was unpredictable, and which has a definite character that is neither reducible to the sum of its elements nor exhaustively traceable to its antecedents.

During the pregnancy section, it gives you a week - by - week explanation of the changes your body is going through, the development of your new baby (complete with illustrations), and what kind of emotional changes to expect; you're left informed of exactly what's going on!

In fact, the subject is usually foregrounded, because in New York City politics it is important to have some kind of explanation for how you pay the rent, before other people reach their own conclusions.

I really tried to watch it again on the new DVD, and I was hoping Burton's commentary track would offer some kind of explanation or excuse, but to no avail.

(for the explanation I used Zelda because it's this year GOTY and did love Zelda on the Wiiu) 1) innovation This game is the 1st of its kind, in 2016 there wasn't a 100 Free for all battle royale game on the market and now everyone is trying to copy the idea from PUBG (Dying light, Fortnite, GTA,...) What was new in ZELDA that wasn't, in Skyrim, Witcher 3, Farcry and countless similar games?

Recently, after the New York dealer Lisa Cooley announced that she was closing her Lower East Side gallery with the explanation that an operation of her kind «is not a sustainable business right now,» you took to Facebook and called it a «bellwether statement.»

And therefore, you get the kind of television coverage we've seen around Superstorm Sandy: anchors talking for hours about a broken crane in New York City; reporters sitting for hours in the middle of a flooded street saying very little new about water levels; and the complete avoidance of any scientific explanation of the factors driving extreme weathNew York City; reporters sitting for hours in the middle of a flooded street saying very little new about water levels; and the complete avoidance of any scientific explanation of the factors driving extreme weathnew about water levels; and the complete avoidance of any scientific explanation of the factors driving extreme weather.

... but a far more likely explanation for the new figure is the need of huge eco-NGOs to have some kind of leverage over governments.