Sentence examples for canada to explore from inspiring English sources
This one-day symposium brings together graduate students and professors from California, Chicago, and Canada to explore the relationship between Milton and materiality.
We examined the spatial patterns of 297 human-caused grizzly bear mortalities from 1971 to 2002 within the Central Rockies ecosystem (CRE) of Canada to explore relationships between mortalities and variables reflecting human development, terrain, and vegetation.
This paper reports on a comparative analysis of SG media content in nationally-circulating newspapers in the U.S. and Canada to explore patterns of SG conversations in the two countries.
This article examines the case of Atlantic Canada to explore the factors that lead towards expansion and retrenchment of ECEC systems.
We visit Canada to explore the booming cannabis grey market in Cannabis Candyland and Canadian Cannabis: The Dark Grey Market, and we meet the weed cooking grandma in Nonna Marijuana.
Microsatellite loci were developed for Trichophorum planifolium (Cyperaceae), an endangered woodland sedge protected under federal and provincial legislation in Canada, to explore patterns of population genetic diversity and differentiation in the species.
In 1887, local aboriginal tribes signed Treaty 7, which gave Canada rights to explore the land for resources.
A briefing note prepared for the prime minister on this issue from 2015, obtained by VICE News under access to information laws, reads that "Canada will need to explore how to inform the international community and will have to determine the steps needed to adjust its obligations under these conventions".
The Canada Rover interface uses digital visualisation and computer interactives that allow the user to explore Canada and its science.
In Canada they were a way to explore without bear anxiety.
To examine nutrition status and to explore risk factors for malnutrition in an urban veterans' long-term care (LTC) facility in Western Canada to determine whether nutrition should be a higher priority for managers, physicians, and staff.
