Sentences with phrase «tackling challenging material»

Entering a stage of his career where he wields more freedom to pursue his interests than ever before, James Franco shows no hesitation in tackling challenging material.

When students are struggling with a difficult text, Snow suggests that teachers create the same solution that adults seek out when they tackle challenging material: the opportunity to read with others and discuss the content.

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«This paper tackles the challenge head on and provides new insights into the origins of friction on graphene that I anticipate will be applicable to two - dimensional materials in general.»

Mundy began to tackle this challenge of creating a viable multiferroic while she was a Cornell University graduate student in the lab of Darrell Schlom, a professor of materials science and engineering and a leading expert in molecular - beam epitaxy.

At Queen's University we have advanced our knowledge of these layered materials and have made some major discoveries, which could help to tackle many global challenges within our society.

Building a quantum computer has been called the «space race of the 21st century» — a difficult and ambitious challenge with the potential to deliver revolutionary tools for tackling otherwise impossible calculations, with a plethora of useful applications in healthcare, defence, finance, chemistry and materials development, software debugging, aerospace and transport.

Director Jonathan Levine has already tackled some pretty ballsy material between «The Wackness» and «50/50,» but this is probably his most adventurous and challenging project yet, if only because the subject matter is about as outside - the - box as you can get.

Director Jonathan Levine has tackled some pretty ballsy material in his short career, but «Warm Bodies» is easily his most adventurous and challenging project yet, if only because the subject matter is about as outside - the - box as you can get.

For this open call exhibition, UFORGE Gallery asked artists to challenge themselves to make something different than their usual work, either by switching materials, tackling new visual themes, and / or experimenting with styles.