Sentence examples for discovery exploration from inspiring English sources
With a libretto in Portuguese by the writer Lucia Costa Gomes -- a cut-and-paste assemblage of philosophical ruminations, travel logs and newspaper headlines -- the opera purports to examine the exploits of Vasco da Gama and other late 15th-century Portuguese navigators, though the larger subjects of discovery, exploration and culture shock are the real focus.
Visualization aids in the discovery, exploration, and communication of complex business ecosystems (Basole et al. 2013a; Basole 2014) and supports storytelling and shared vision.
Visualization of the process aids in the discovery, exploration, and communication of complex business ecosystems (Basole et al. 2013a; Basole et al. 2013b; Basole 2014).
Sensitive students tend towards fact-based learning through problem solving and memorization of situations via laboratories and workshops, whereas intuitive students are often interested in discovery, exploration and connections, are innovative and often have a flair for abstraction and mathematical operations.
This reveals the journey as representing 'pain and punishment, the expiation of guilt and the desire to return' while affording the potential for discovery, exploration and personal change (Gherardi, 2004: 35).
The economics are striking, but so is the new approach to scientific discovery and exploration.
Few parts of our planet have literary traditions documenting their discovery and exploration as rich as the polar regions.
A great many nations, large and small, played important roles in the discovery and exploration of Antarctica.
Victorian times were an age of scientific discovery and exploration of the world, and orchids were very much part of this.
The romance of its "discovery" and exploration by the French in the mid-19th century was part of Angkor's glamour.
So if we start categorizing books as appropriate for readers of certain ages, we are running a huge risk of missing wonderful opportunities for discovery and exploration.
