Sentence examples for as explored through from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kern's play "We in Silence Hear a Whisper," about the human-rights crisis in Sudan as explored through the experiences of a young refugee from Darfur, was produced in New York last year.

As explored through several examples, however, we find that slope control formulations are inconsistently demonstrated for broad data sets.

The general complexity and number of bands is much greater for defects in olivine from [Si] experiments than any other defect type investigated, indicating the involvement of multiple hydroxyl groups in a number of configurations, as explored through atomistic simulations (Balan et al. 2011; Umemoto et al. 2011; Walker et al. 2007).

The similarity between the dynamics of the MLD and full length budding yeast myosin II in vivo as explored through our FRAP studies lends confidence that the MLD assembly in vivo is structurally similar to that of full length Myo1.

She treated subjects as various as Greta Garbo, explored through a fictional double in "First Nights" (1993), and the conflicted love of twin sisters for each other in "The Golden Rope" (1996).

The paper begins with an exploration of accountability as subjection explored through Lacan's account of the social dynamics of recognition, and Freud's account of guilt.

Physiologists such as Claude Bernard explored (through vivisection and other experimental methods) the chemical and physical functions of living bodies to an unprecedented degree, laying the groundwork for endocrinology (a field that developed quickly after the discovery of the first hormone, secretin, in 1902), biomechanics, and the study of nutrition and digestion.

After sharing the study's results, I conclude with some implications, as well as several important topics to be explored through future research.

The administrative structure of the professionalism program, methods of program delivery in pre-clerkship and clerkship, student evaluation processes, as well as lapse reporting and remediation were explored through an electronic survey, telephone interviews and focus groups.

Through their representations of female empowerment, as explored and deepened through their ethnicities, Latina artists are contributing to the debate about which of these two worlds will accomplish a real change in the way audiences, both on the streets and in the institutions, experience feminism.

The male nude as a subject is explored through bronze and marble sculptures, painted vases, even ancient coins.