Sentence examples for exploration such from inspiring English sources

After 2 min, mice were placed back into the arena, and left to explore for 5 min. Exposure to a spatial location leads to habituation of exploration such that, in a novelty preference test, rodents subsequently prefer exploring a novel location to the familiar location.

It's not just the potential for a catastrophic spill that makes President Obama's proposal to open Atlantic Ocean waters to oil exploration such a bad idea.

At the same time, it will demonstrate key technologies for lunar and planetary exploration such as precise and safe landing, surface mobility, and overnight survival.

In addition to these goals, there are the well worn arguments about better understanding the Moon itself and the resources it may hold for future exploration, such as water and other volatiles.

Our non-invasive peripheral neurostimulator with targeted multi-fascicle resolution enables scientific and clinical exploration, such as motor control in paralysis, biomimetic sensation feedback for amputees and targeted inhibition of muscle tremor.

Currently, microwave radiometer, which has been one of the most important remote sensors in the land, ocean or atmosphere remote sensing, has played a vital role in space exploration such as the lunar exploration in China.

Griffiths says there's a new trend for music-focused explorations, such as following the Blues Highway across America and 'set-jetting' - visiting sites where films were made.

Visual data explorations, such as direct volume rendering, have been successfully used for the analysis of volumetric data.

Astrosociology factors relevant to success of future space exploration may best be identified through studies of sociological circumstances of past successful explorations, such as the Apollo-Lunar Missions.

In addition, past literature on the subject, includes various explorations such as using unitemporal [17, 21, 22] and multi-temporal [18, 21, 23 28] multi-spectral data sets.

On these traces, transient events called interictal spikes occur between seizures, and convey essential information both to guide further explorations such as intracerebral implantation and to assist surgery.