The rim of the Nakadake crater is easily accessible by road, enabling frequent exploration of the crater rim with a low risk, even during the active stages.
Eastwood's frequent exploration of ethical values has drawn the attention of scholars, who have explored Eastwood's work from ethical and theological perspectives, including his portrayal of justice, mercy, suicide and the angel of death.
There was also frequent exploration of the patient's views, ideas and expectations of services, although the material practices that resulted from this were often not explored or documented, leading to a limited insight into the patient's world.
By the sub-adult stage though, the ravens and crows are likely to be established within a non-breeder flock, which will generally feed and roost within familiar environments (Ratcliff 1997), and so, there may be less need for fast and frequent exploration (Sih and Giudice 2012).
In recent years, Horn recorded videos of his frequent explorations as part of his Nature Walks series created by Princeton's Office of Sustainability.
Become failure's friend, a frequent companion in the exploration of the unknown -- that level of achievement that right now you can only imagine.
In gastric cancer, PC is a frequent event with 15%to50%0% or more patients having PC at the surgical exploration, especially when there is serosal involvement by the tumor [ 14- 16].
Ma himself, a frequent visitor to campus, has already inspired a series of Silk Road-style courses at Harvard — classroom explorations of how the material, visual, and audible facets of art enhance traditional scholarship.
We sought not just to make it perform better (it's both highly used and a frequent source of frustration, we learned), but also to make it say something about MIT: that we prize utility, practicality, serendipity, exploration, and fun.
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