Sentence examples for dive research from inspiring English sources

One of the chapters of his autobiography, Clyde, is titled "What's a Saluki?" which according to some deep dive research on Wikipedia is "one of the oldest known breeds of domesticated dog".

"We have a lot to learn from challenges on the ground while sharing what we as academics uncover through our deep dive research on issues affecting entrepreneurship in India.

In this highly innovative and regulated industry across multiple client-specific, deep-dive research projects around the world, we have found that enterprise perceptions drive physician behavior much more than their perceptions of the products themselves much more.

DAN is a not-for-profit scuba diving membership organization that provides medical assistance, and education to divers, monitors diving injuries, and conducts dive medicine research.

For example, when the ROI makes it much harder for a big pharma company to dive into research on a rare disease, PLab could use their intellectual property to be the research partner and to efficiently determine a reasonable disease to target.

The thesis is a great opportunity to dive into research on an aspect of physics which most engages you.

"On the first day of the summer program Steve Bell gave a talk to us and it was amazing". Bertina contacted him to learn more and eventually decided to dive into research more deeply.

A signature BECI program to engage undergraduates is the Cal Energy Corps, created by Vice Chancellor for Research Graham Fleming to give students the chance to dive into research and on-the-ground implementation of energy and environment-sensitive strategies around the world.

The SuperUROP program consists of a two-semester course, 6.UAR (Seminar in Undergraduate Advanced Research), and at least 10 hours a week in the lab — making it a deep dive into research that is a new experience for many undergraduates.

The bottom line of these studies is that even as they dive into research questions on geoengineering, scientists are perhaps inevitably coming to the conclusion that we would be better off limiting our emissions now rather than handing future generations a mess that may not be at all easy to clean up.

Of her installation, Jardin says, "I dive into research about a cave in its very polysemic polymorphic definition".