Sentence examples for a comprehensive exploration of from inspiring English sources

His early study of the precision of the models in Ptolemy's Almagest was followed by numerous works that formed a comprehensive exploration of the origins of exact science.

We can't possibly curate a comprehensive exploration of the breadth and depth of theatre across the UK but we are seeking to open out the conversation about what is happening and what is needed.

Hatching Dinosaurs In a new exhibition at the Bruce Museum in Greenwich called "Hatching the Past: The Great Dinosaur Egg Hunt," a collection of real fossilized eggs, egg and embryo casts, artists' models, dinosaur bones, nests up to four feet long and realistic artwork combine to present a comprehensive exploration of dinosaur reproduction and behavior.

Additionally, a comprehensive exploration of the various economic agents and their interactions is another interesting research direction.

A comprehensive exploration of several variants of these models directly was conducted comparing BIC and SBICR model selection statistics.

These data allow a comprehensive exploration of the value of water quality, while controlling for a multitude of other influences.

This study is directed towards a comprehensive exploration on the deformation mechanism of the thin membrane transducer (TMT) caused by surface stress variation.

In what was an incredibly comprehensive exploration of an incredibly important subject matter, Hugh visited everyone from the farmers who grow the food to the shoppers who buy it.

Furthermore, it should provide a more comprehensive exploration of the qualitative characteristics of such output than what has been provided in previous studies[14, 26, 27].

A more comprehensive exploration of problems that may compromise counseling on HIV and reproductive options would involve other groups of study participants.

Recent studies of sexual morbidity in oncology offer a more comprehensive exploration of the impact of treatment on all phases of the human sexual response cycle (Masters and Johnson, 1966).