Sentence examples for and explored in a from inspiring English sources

TRINIAN'S "Like Hogwarts for psychos" is how one character describes the fabled boarding school for eccentric young women, created by the British cartoonist Ronald Searle in the 1940s and explored in a series of popular comedies of the 1950s.

"This raises ethical and regulatory questions, which need to be anticipated and explored in a timely and inclusive manner as the basic research proceeds and prior to any decisions about clinical application," it states.

B5 SCIENCE/HEALTH Chemicals Under Scrutiny The chemical industry's practices are facing unusual exposure, as its documents, turned up by trial lawyers in suits, are being published by environmental advocates on the Web and explored in a PBS documentary tonight that focuses on the dangers of exposure to vinyl chloride.

The incision was made over the old scar incorporating the sinus tract and explored in a systematic manner.

Project Mimicry is a game/project in which a real-life sandbox is monitored for depth information, and the resulting virtual landscape is able to be played on, raced in, and explored in a separate game environment.

This format is well suited to online visualisation in phylogenetics, as it can be manipulated and explored in a web browser, produces small files (for a tree of 677 genomes, file size is 324k for SVG compared to 1.6 megabytes for a PNG), and can be animated and linked using standard web scripts such as Javascript and CSS (See Figure 1).

This was always my favourite with its exciting mix of camping and exploring in a remote Scottish island, and a thrilling mission to outwit a gang of gun-smugglers.

Over the last few years, we've seen Chris Milk and Aaron Koblin's Chrome Experiments like The Wilderness Downtown and ROME, along with a host of others that let people drive the narrative and explore in a way we hadn't seen previously.

The first was conducted by UpToDate®, an electronic textbook, that asked a small group of users to compare graded with non-graded recommendations and explore – in a focus group setting – reasons for their answers (UpToDate®, personal communication).

Objective scar identification methods may help to standardize definitions of atrial ablation scar and explore in a multicenter study how the extent and location of permanent scar translates into longer term freedom from AF.

Paddling your own canoe means you see more and explore in an unusual way.