Sentence examples for broad exploration of from inspiring English sources

Several perturbation operators are used to allow a broad exploration of the solution space.

Using the iterated local search framework, the heuristic combines tabu search with a simple perturbation mechanism to ensure a broad exploration of the search space.

There has been a broad exploration of pointing devices, alternatives to keyboards for entering information, voice-recognition technologies, and even sensors that capture and interact with human brain waves.

A major Sotheby’s auction is the focal point for this broad exploration of the exploding market in contemporary art, featuring incredibly candid interviews with collectors, curators, and artists.

Our efforts focus on simulating methane adsorption isotherms in a large number of systems, resulting in a broad exploration of different combinations of spatial distributions and energetics of adsorption sites.

The games favored a quick, broad exploration of the design space and facilitated the elicitation of numerous diverse needs and ideas, almost twice as many as produced by the structured approach.

But in this early work, first performed in 1844, Verdi seized on the story as a vehicle for sweeping Romantic drama, complete with rousing choral scenes, and for broad explorations of human dilemmas.

This project, which has collected over 1 million syllabi, aims to promote broad explorations of teaching, publishing, and intellectual history by revealing intellectual judgements embedded in syllabi.

This qualitative study adapted and applied Belsky's determinants of parenting model to inform a broader exploration of Early Care and Education Teachers (ECETs) practices.

And so the conflict in the Vienna of the play between sexual licentiousness and censoriousness has an obvious contemporary topicality, while the play's broader exploration of the nature of justice is perennially relevant: at the Globe, the production is part of a season under the umbrella theme of "Justice & Mercy".

In Marketing the Moon, David Meerman Scott and Richard Jurek do a masterful job defining that something and placing it within a much broader exploration of how the U.S. space program acquired such mythic status in the first place before it abruptly, sadly crumbled away.