Sentence examples for exploration from a from inspiring English sources

"I want to be a part of that, even though my work, I think, is a different exploration from a lot of what I see being done by younger choreographers".

Dr. Carol Kasser CW'69 wrote Manna for the Soul: Thoughts on Religion and Spirituality, which "encourages spiritual exploration from a liberal Jewish perspective," and co-author of Stories We Brought With Us, an ESL reading textbook of world folk tales from around the world.

As a science advocate, I'm strongly pro-space exploration from a private industry point of view.

The study thus addresses a significant problem in clinical education that can benefit from exploration from a new perspective.

"I've always been curious about everything," she tells me, and the curiosity that led her into art drove a passion for science, nature and exploration from an early age.

Thus, in this paper we present an exploration, from an energy viewpoint, of the different possibilities of memory hierarchies for high-performance embedded systems when used by state-of-the-art GCs.

Yehezkeel Druckman, Israel's petroleum commissioner, who supervises the offshore explorations from a tiny two-room office in the Ministry of National Infrastructures, is also full of hope.

An image that extends beyond the screen involves an exploration from the viewer, it also conveys a different temporality and a form of monumentality," Sassoon went on.

Given β and ∑, the exploration starts from a known viable parameter point θ0.

However, five key areas that may warrant further exploration emerge from a cross country review of current proposals.

Dr. Kiew had traveled to the United States to speak on the fate of South Asia's endangered tropical forests and also to accept the botanic equivalent of the Nobel Prize: the David Fairchild Medal for Plant Exploration from the National Tropical Botanical Gardens, an American group dedicated to plant preservation and discovery.