Sentence examples for advance exploration from inspiring English sources

"When scientists deal with investigations that have relevance to immediate social policies, as studies of group differences can have, it is the duty of scientists to exercise a higher standard of scientific rigor in their research than would be necessary when the goal of the research is solely to advance exploration within science itself.

Pena urges that the EJM advance "exploration of autonomy"—self-governance of environmental management in local places versus the struggle against "toxic racism and its rampant inequalities of place and power".

They have developed advanced exploration technologies and can muster significant financing to develop new fields.

"New and advanced exploration, well drilling and completion technologies are allowing us increasingly better access to domestic gas resources — especially 'unconventional' gas — which, not that long ago, were considered impractical or uneconomical to pursue," said John B. Curtis, a geology professor at the Colorado School of Mines and the report's principal author.

In theory, that would free up Nasa to advance with exploration beyond the Earth's orbit and make advances in technology.

But they were so determined to advance the exploration for life on Mars that they succeeded in winning support from the European Space Agency to add the Beagle II lander to the Mars Express orbital exploration mission.

The results of the study showed that MLP was effective in teaching advance movement exploration skills in water to children with ASD.

"We're basically leveraging billions of dollars that has been spent in consumer electronics to advance space exploration and the capabilities of satellites to help people on the planet," says British co-founder and chief executive Will Marshall.

While Wave Gliders haven't achieved Skynet-like consciousness, they represent a revolution in robotics that promises to advance ocean exploration and exploitation, much as the Hubble Space Telescope opened the cosmos.

The results of this study motivate further research using spectroscopic image analysis and chemometric methods to advance the exploration and prediction methodology from hyperspectral diffraction images in security applications (Amigo et al. 2015).

This study evaluated the effectiveness of the 'most to least' prompting (MLP) procedure on the teaching of advance movement exploration skills in water to children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD).