Sentence examples for and explored by a from inspiring English sources

In Greek tragedy the heroic past was presented and explored by a chorus of nonheroic individuals; hence the meaning of the inherited myths was examined by a collectivity that can be seen as standing for the wider collectivity (more than 10,000 in number) that constituted the audience at the plays.

Following the Occam's razor principle (principle of parsimony), M-clock components of unknown molecular origin were excluded from Maltsev Lakatta pacemaker cell model and thirteen different model types of only 4 or 5 components were derived and explored by a parametric sensitivity analysis.

These issues were subsequently able to be confirmed and explored by a larger number of midwives and CFH nurses, using a quantitative approach in phase two.

Another sense of 'reproducibility' is 'recomputability' or 'replicability': making a 'snapshot' of a result presented in a publication which can be easily verified and explored by readers and a scientific community.

Williams says he is strongly drawn to this late "romance", with its themes of reconciliation and renewal explored by a writer who, he observes, was intimately acquainted with conflict and jeopardy.

It was a territory originated by an otherwise minor European monarch, legitimized by an American diplomatic precedent, brought into existence by the complicity of President Arthur together with a Lincoln-appointed former ambassador and initially explored by a Galvanized Yankee.

This relationship between housing rights and flooding is explored by a historical review of land and housing policy in Nigeria and its links to slum development and expansion.

The Cis-correlation between CSPP1 expression and DNA copy number variation was quantified by Pearson correlation and was also explored by a univariate linear regression model with expression values as variable and copy number variation as response.

The interaction between SATB2 expression and adjuvant and neoadjuvant therapy was explored by a Cox proportional hazards model including a treatment variable and an interaction variable.

Like her debut film Red Road, which played in competition at Cannes in 2006, Fish Tank is a kitchen sink drama with themes of alienation and sexual repression explored by a picaresque female protagonist.

The possibility of applying the surface acoustic waves (SAWs) technique to determine the adhesion of film and substrate is explored by a theoretical approach.