Sentence examples for exploration predominantly from inspiring English sources
Recently, Questar has focused upon new exploration, predominantly in Colorados Vermillion Basin, a 143,000-acre asset.
In the European hare, exploration forays occur predominantly in juveniles, the time at which most hares disperse.
While Australian colonial frontier exploration and settlement is predominantly characterised with extreme violence, this exhibition – Fragile First Impressions – tells of a more (but not exclusively) peaceful engagement between the Bininj and white people beginning in the mid-19th century.
"By closing the Port Reading refinery and selling our terminal network, Hess will complete its transformation from an integrated oil and gas company to one that is predominantly an exploration and production company and be able to redeploy substantial additional capital to fund its future growth opportunities," John Hess, the company's chairman and chief executive, said in a statement.
The ratio between the number of transitions per section and number of transitions per area was calculated to estimate the exploratory profile of fish considering both horizontal and vertical parameters (≤1 values predominantly characterize vertical exploration in each section, whereas >1 values indicate the predominance of horizontal exploration in the respective section).
It's ticking a number of boxes in terms of fascination, exploration, technology and science - predominantly science".
The petroliferous Permian system of the western margin of the Junggar Basin in northwest China is predominantly an oil exploration region.
In the present work, we show that exploration behaviour in hares occurs predominantly during hunting periods (hare hunting period and roe deer drive hunts), overlapping in part with the beginning of the mating season.
The petroliferous Permian system of the Junggar Basin in northwest China is predominantly a conventional oil exploration region.
At the time under exploration treatment strategies at our department were predominantly analytical.
In addition, an interesting area for further investigation would be an exploration of the reasons why physicians who predominantly prescribe diuretics appear to be immune to the influence of the marketing strategies employed by the pharmaceutical industry.
