Sentence examples for early exploration from inspiring English sources

As an early exploration of this line of studies, this paper explores a situation where human operators direct a robot to a particular place within a limited workspace using a handheld device.

Africans assisted the Spanish and the Portuguese during their early exploration of the Americas.

Nor did it help that, here in Britain, early exploration near Blackpool was linked to two seismic tremors.

I've played the early exploration game on half a dozen different updates, in the process discovering not only new planets, but also new mechanics.

The company missed out on early exploration in Canada, but has become more determined since Mr. Molyneaux, an experienced mine operator in South Africa, arrived early this year.

The mixture of English, Russian, Spanish, and French place-names found in the state reflect its early exploration by a variety of European countries.

American modern dance is rooted in the early explorations of Isadora Duncan, Ruth St. Denis and Martha Graham.

It's scary, and sad, when these early explorations turn hazardous, even fatal.

In light of the trend toward D.I.Y. butchering, might we reconsider our reactions to these early explorations?

A crucial rediscovery of recent years has been the work of Terry Jennings and Dennis Johnson, who joined Young in his early explorations of stripped-down textures.

I've been making some early explorations to see what's changed and we're looking forward to hearing what you think of it.