Sentence examples for exploration to date from inspiring English sources

The work was Whiteread's most ambitious exploration to date of the utterly familiar, yet almost entirely overlooked.

This book provides the most systematic exploration to date of these crucial questions at the nexus of politics and economics.

In this startlingly frank retelling of space exploration to date, much of the post-Apollo history at NASA is seasoned with bitterness.

The mission is in the planning stages – if funded it would launch in 2020 – but if it goes ahead the manoeuvres involved could provide some of the most dramatic moments of space exploration to date.

Technical difficulties during its development have delayed the launching for two years, but it is expected to get to Mars about eight months after liftoff, providing planetary scientists with the most detailed exploration to date of the Martian surface.

There has been limited exploration to date.

The project, which is slated to run for 25 years, is one of the most exciting oceanic explorations to date -- and it's available to all of us.

They are used to investigate a broad range of questions in plant evolution and paleoecology (e.g., Birks and Birks, 1980), and are used by the hydrocarbon exploration industry to date and correlate sedimentary rocks (Traverse, 2007; Punyasena et al., 2012a).

Motivations that affect different types of specialists require further exploration, but evidence to date shows outreach work is not necessarily a profitable undertaking [ 3].

To date, exploration and production in Albania have focused primarily on shallow carbonate formations (1500 3500 m) that produce oil and gas condensate in thrust structures: Visoka, Gorisht-Kocul, Ballsh-Hekal, Cakran-Mollaj and Finiq-Krane.

Followers of Jaar, and his work with Darkside, will be no strangers to the sonic universe that is conjured on the record, it is safe to say, however, that this is his most immersive exploration of this world to date.