Sentence examples for exploration event from inspiring English sources

Foto Ruta, a new, photo-based city exploration event in Buenos Aires, takes place in a different neighbourhood every Saturday (100 pesos).

In accordance with this postulate, we have shown in the past that the prevention of spatial learning by application of either antagonists of dopamine D1/D5 receptors (Lemon and Manahan-Vaughan 2006) or beta-adrenergic receptors (Kemp and Manahan-Vaughan 2008b; Lemon et al. 2009) is associated with a failure to facilitate LTD during the novel exploration event.

"The audience does not follow the plot horizontally across time, but experiences a vertical exploration into events".

YouTube fame is a fascinating phenomenon and very much deserving of exploration at events like this: it's still an emerging medium and, like gaming, is challenging traditional media.

ProB allows fully automatic exploration of Event-B models and can be used to systematically check a specification for a range of errors.

LeadLine [17] is an interactive visual analytics system that supports the exploration of events detected automatically from news and social media.

For the purposes of this study, the CDM interview was adapted to allow in-depth exploration of events and slices of incidents observed on the unit during rounds [ 8].

With TopicView, users can embed and share restricted web views that provide interactive explorations of events or topics directly onto their website.

The two-domain nature of glycosyltransferase also points out that analysis of individual folds and their enzymatic functions should be followed by the exploration of recombination events in case of multi-domain proteins.

Each year, on the anniversary of 9/11, I devote my 50 minute classes to an exploration of the event from the perspective of human nature.

Two stories find Mr. King trying to convey the terrors of 9/11, one in a stark visual evocation (a sight that is "in very poor taste," according to a Connecticut matron who witnesses it), and the other in a ghostly exploration of the event's aftermath.