Sentence examples for examples to explore from inspiring English sources
In the same vein, Cioffi began preparation of many papers and lectures by assembling examples to explore the variety and complexity of the domain he was investigating.
In "Cooked: A Natural History of Transformation," out Tuesday, he offers four detailed recipes, used as examples to explore how food is transformed: for Bolognese, pork shoulder, sauerkraut and bread, each an illustration, he says, of the fundamental principles of cooking.
This article uses case examples to explore these hitherto professionally neglected dimensions.
Modern evolutionary theory contributes significantly to our understanding of health and disease, and medical topics provide many excellent and relevant examples to explore evolutionary concepts.
In order to provide a statistically significant number of examples to explore the variability of phenomena under study, a fundamental requirement is to generate a large number of test power systems featuring the same topology characteristics as realistic or standard test systems.
In order to address these limitations, in this article we rely on insights from three theoretical fields - namely planning regulation, transitions and governance - and illustrations from concrete examples, to explore what urban planning might have to focus on to address the tensions in linking stationary and mobile functions in urban streets.
"It will be able to use open material, for example, to explore the circumstances in which the polonium was brought into this country, to ascertain the likely movement of the polonium and those who were apparently carrying it around the country; to expose the evidence about the events leading up to the murder".
For example, to explore and to exploit entails different lines of action that might be considered contradictory.
This study took DHQase as an example to explore the kinetic diversity of enzymes involved in shikimate pathway.
This motivates us to use the sine function as an example to explore the chaotic behavior in discrete analog of (1).
