Search Results for fundamental research

... for projected needs. It is often not appreciated that the ONR prioritizes development of innovative fundamental research, which is often interdisciplinary. Nearly sixty Nobel Laureates have contributed to these endeavors, including thirty-seven laureates since 1980. ONR-supported fundamental research has been...

...Chris Mustazza Abstract Engaging with Lytle Shaw's Narrowcast: Poetry Audio Research as a point of departure and persistent interlocutor, this essay argues that new digital methods of studying recordings of poets as speech share common ground with the speech science used in insidious practices...

... Drafts for Culture and Imperialism .” Journal of Musicological Research 41 , no. 1 . https://doi.org/10.1080/01411896.2020.1787793 . Clark Katerina . 2011 . Moscow, the Fourth Rome: Stalinism, Cosmopolitanism, and the Evolution of Soviet Culture, 1931–1941 . Cambridge, MA : Harvard...

... in these languages. The key findings of this research relate to the relationship between language, narration, and memories of violence and the effect of (national) silence on the individual's experience of trauma. Women's empowerment begins by giving them a platform to narrate their stories to complete the missing...

..., that it was revitalized in the spring of 1999. In March of that year, Nahum and Kevin organized a Du Bois event—this time in Münster, Germany, under the aus- pices of the European Collegium for African American Research—where I read the version of an essay about ‘‘Sociology Hesitant’’ that forms the basis...

... The Tunisian Revolution Observatory—it is simply not possible to address all of the problems that of necessity present themselves in the 90ˆboundary 2 / Spring 2012 course of a new book project such as this undertaken by a diverse group of researchers with distinct competencies—it suffices...

... been the fundamental nationalist functions of cultivating citizens and service to national goals in a variety of ways ranging from the invention of national history and identity to political advice and involvement in military technological research. Indeed, the two goals have been intertwined...

...: molecular biology. It attempts to lay bare the prejudices of molecular biology as a discipline, using history and modern example alike to illustrate the fundamental shortcomings of molecular biology in all its dif- ferent subdisciplines. The second book, The Evolution of Sameness and Difference, uses...

.... She has published essays on Robert Southwell, the fiction of the Muslim diaspora, Jewish converts to Islam and migrants to Paki- stan, and the uses of reformation in contemporary Muslim thought. Melinda Cooper is an Australian Research Council fellow based in the School of Social and Political...

... position of all members of the situation have been called into question. All members are disclosed to be split between what the member represents in belonging to the set and the null set that stands as this member s and indeed the entire set s fundamental basis. Faced suddenly by the infinity of possi...

... should be read as bearing on this aim and this question” (221). What must human life and the world be such that our most fundamental concepts— true and false, right and wrong, knowledge and ignorance, success and failure, appearance and reality—can be so much as intelligible? How do such basic...

... and administration, but even more because of the astounding progress of medical science over the past thirty years, thanks to research in the biologi- cal sciences supported by democracies. Although it is difficult to discover solid data on nineteenth-century medical treatment, it seems fair to say that a much...

..., either in detail or general content. Historical academic research entails a fundamental aspiration to maximalism; it envisions a world in which information is always out there simply waiting to be found as soon as a researcher decides to undertake the research or has the funds to do so. It does...

... increasingly emphatic reitera- tion of theocentrism as the principal concept of a system of material political power. For example, in the 1949 edition, the second chapter, ‘‘Tab īya al- adāla al-ijtimya fi l-Islām’’ The Nature of Social Justice in Islam states: One begins the serious research...

....” www.di.ens.fr/users/longo/files/PhilosophyAndCognition/CritiqCompReason-engl.pdf . Also published in Fundamental Concepts in Computer Science, edited by Erol Gelenbe and Jean-Pierre Kahane, 43–70. London: Imperial College Press, 2009 . Magnet Shoshana Amielle . 2011 . When Biometrics Fail: Gender...

... and access, are experiencing a period of unprecedented growth and development. They are increasingly being deployed in order to secure access to business and gov- ernment institutions and services. Biometrics can be succinctly character- ized as technologies of capture: that is, they are fundamentally...

... Qichao, Liang Shuming, Zhang Junmai, and the Xueheng School transformed categories such as culture, morality, aesthetics, and feelings into specialized fields at modern educational and research institutions. Science, and the changing view of nature that it has triggered, not only dominates our...

... a fundamental change in direction for the con- ditions of existence of the people, and a net improvement in their standard of living. During the ’70s and ’80s the revolutionary process achieved substan- tial gains in the conditions...

...- tion of research notes for what was in fact to have been one or a number of ‘‘unrealized’’ projects, or as, say, a great modernist work in its own right? What has not been sufficiently appreciated is that such reactions...

... 1852, more or less exactly contemporaneously with their oral delivery, the Discourses caused some small stir in their immediate audience and more widely abroad. Cen- tral to these texts is Newman’s view that, in a fundamental sense, the phrase ‘‘Catholic University’’ is a tautology. What is often...