Sentence examples for considered exploration from inspiring English sources

Time during which the animal propped itself up on the object in order to explore higher levels of the arena was not considered exploration time for that object.

She is clever enough to avoid direct answers, but also able enough to give a considered exploration of all sides of the issues.

And it may have been more helpful to have swapped the parade of factual information that many of us should already have known, with more considered exploration of the implications behind those facts.

That said, this survey, which features some thirty paintings largely drawn from the museum's holdings, is a considered exploration of the major contribution Jewish women have made to art.

Groos considered exploration (motivated by curiosity) to be a category of play, but most play researchers today consider the two to be distinct (Power 2000).

We considered exploration algorithms, capable of finding the shortest path between two configurations of the search space.

Certainly this seems predictable, if one considers exploration more akin to an extreme sport than an intellectual pursuit.

Futhermore, we did not consider explorations prior to dispersal "One way", as only one individual was observed making this prior dispersal movement.

The behavior of the mouse was considered explorative (i.e. exploration) when the animal head was within 1 cm from the object with the neck extended and vibrissae moving.

For many years, Berger found so little that he considered abandoning exploration.

Here, three application areas for computational approaches are considered: (i) exploration of TLR structure and activation; (ii) understanding TLR modulation; and (iii) TLR drug discovery.