Sentence examples for explain explorations from inspiring English sources

An alternative hypothesis was that hunting and related disturbances could explain explorations in hares.

There are signs, though, of a new TV mission to explain space exploration.

Of course, a mining company whose stock is traded in the public markets can't rely entirely on a prospector with only a high-school education to explain its exploration technique.

These works, Kaps explains, were explorations of the possibility that thoughts could be transferred onto Polaroid film that real images could be created just by imagining them.

It was a stream of consciousness; as he explained, an exploration of the origins of the mermaid myth.

The worse performance in the group setting compared to the individual setting could neither be explained by exploration time, nor by time on task.

Beneficial Boot Wear depicts the intrusion of a white woman into black culture and is, as Chromati explains, an exploration of cultural appropriation.

And how to explain Keith Jarrett's exploration of jazz and contemporary classical music, Arbour Zena?

When "Dangerous Liaisons: Fashion and Furniture in the 18th Century," convenes this Thursday in the museum's legendary French period rooms in the Wrightsman Galleries, we will be treated, as the organizers explain, to an exploration of "the body's spatial negotiation of the 18th-century interior as a choreography of seduction and erotic play".

Since, on Earth, almost all atmospheric methane comes from living things, this provided the biggest news from the planet since ALH 84001, a meteorite purportedly bearing Martian fossils, created headlines in 1996.The shimmering phantasm that is Martian life helps explain why the exploration of Mars soaks up more effort and expenditure than any other branch of planetary science.

He didn't explain what this exploration might involve – a "quirky" bungee jump?