Sentence examples for an extended study from inspiring English sources

In Image and Logic, an extended study of instrumentation in 20th-century high-energy physics, Galison (1997) has extended his argument that there are two distinct experimental traditions within that field the visual (or image) tradition and the electronic (or logic) tradition.

In FAT there is an extended study of an obese woman who Simmonds had spoken to extensively about her life.

That said, 13 Assassins is surprisingly sober – for an extended study of violent bloodshed.

Yet the film remains fascinatingly warped: an extended study in decaying flesh, set to a score mordantly trying to break into Hooray for Hollywood.

It sometimes feels more like an extended study than a piece, and you certainly have to work at it; but its strange alchemy also works wonders.

Horace's story provides the narrative armature for a battery of sobering statistics, amassed by Professor Sizer in the course of an extended study of dozens of American high schools.

The practice of criticism, in its inherent haste, is a short-circuiting, via imaginative sympathy, of the journey through source materials (though, of course, for an extended study they are indeed invaluable).

The secrets of the pill were declassified in 1999, and it was developed into a market commodity by scientists at the Russian Academy of Sciences as part of an extended study of alcohol's effects on the body.

Since the extent of the plume appeared to be constant over the last 5 years, an extended study was performed to elucidate the degradation processes.

This work is included in a more extended study on small volumetric machines, that are suitable for a developing small solar power plant (1-3 kW).

But at the end of every section references are given to other text-books and to original papers to facilitate a more extended study.