Sentence examples for exploration developed from inspiring English sources

The European environment commissioner, Janez Potočnik, remained adamant on Tuesday that action was needed to ensure shale gas exploration developed safely.

My early exploration developed into more intense encounters – although undoubtedly to some folk who indulge in these kind of things I'll still be considered a bit of a lightweight (there's always judging and someone who does it "better").

His initial interest in polar exploration developed from reading press reports about the work of local scientists on the first Australian Antarctic Exploration Committee.

Petroleum exploration developed in many parts of the world with the Russian Empire, particularly the Branobel company in Azerbaijan, taking the lead in production by the end of the 19th century.

At days 30 and 45 PBI, Arc expression in the BrdU-positive cells was significantly higher in animals allowed to explore than in cage controls, indicating that a specific response to exploration develops with maturation.

Today, De Beers sells about 45% of all rough diamonds, and its share of production is about 40%.As the market becomes more dynamic, De Beers is investing heavily in exploration, developing four mines in Canada and South Africa and selling underperforming operations.

In the 1950s, Wernher von Braun (among others) advised that we develop rockets with recoverable and reusable ascent stages, build a permanent space station that incorporated artificial gravity (through rotation), use that station as a platform for staging lunar exploration, develop a permanent lunar colony, and finally, send humans to Mars.

Instead, in the early 1970s, the Soviet Union took a new direction in space exploration: developing orbiting space stations.

Since the specific Arc expression response to exploration develops after 30 days, in this analysis we included only the animals sacrificed 30 and 45 days after the BrdU injection.

The Exploration and Production segment explores, develops and produces crude oil and gas.

Early mariners who embarked on voyages of exploration gradually developed systematic methods of observing and recording their position, the distances and directions they traveled, the currents of wind and water, and the hazards and havens they encountered.