Sentence examples for an intensive exploration of from inspiring English sources

The campaign entered its final weekend not with an intensive exploration of the backbreaking budget problems facing the state and its largest city, but with a flurry of speculation about whether a minor-party candidate, Mr. Golisano, would drop out.

The development of the framework has been preceded by an intensive exploration of the literature, which we report on in our methods section.

The Imperial Drug Chart Evaluation and Adoption Study IDEASS) chart was the result of an intensive exploration of stakeholders' views and observations of their behaviour in relation to the prescription and administration of medications.

The health science training began with the art and science of 'living beings', followed by a more intensive exploration of the anatomy and physiology of the human body.

In Penang, which had been established to give Britain a foothold in the Dutch-held East Indies, Raffles shaped his career by an intensive exploration into the language, history, and culture of the Malayan peoples scattered over the islands of the archipelago.

In mines where an intensive exploration is carried out a high accuracy source location technique is usually required.

The use of smaller blocks to achieve a better lateral resolution may have led to difficulties in the intensive exploration of a high-dimensional model space, as necessitated in the MCMC inversion method (e.g., Rosas-Carbajal et al. 2014).

At the same time, the success of graphene-FET sensors also greatly inspires the intensive exploration of MoS2 as a sensing material.

Intensive exploration of the Rubʿ al-Khali began in 1950, and oil fields were finally discovered in the area in the 1970s.

The publication of "The Tiananmen Papers" is therefore significant, since it is the first attempt to analyze the events that occurred between early April and late June 1989 through intensive exploration of the Chinese Communist Party's side of the story.

Europeans explored the Brazilian coastline only after mapping parts of the Caribbean Sea and the northeastern coast of South America; moreover, intensive exploration of Brazil resulted indirectly from Portugal's efforts to expand its colonies in Africa and Asia.