Sentence examples for explorations made from inspiring English sources

Engrs., from the explorations made by him in 1855.6 while attached to the staff of Brev.

Little from these explorations made it into the piece, but they gave me a sense of the Senate as a world unto itself.

From there he extended explorations made earlier by the 16th-century Dutch navigator Willem Barents, who had also sought a Northeast Passage to Asia.

Later explorations made the region more familiar, and, as colonies were established along the shores of a sea the Greeks came to know as more hospitable and friendly, its name was changed to Pontus Euxinus, the opposite of the earlier designation.

Once gene editing was developed, the pace of technological exploration made it inevitable that someone would create a birth, and someone will again.

His expressive force and his headlong self-exploration made their way, thanks above all to the art historian Robert Rosenblum in the United States, but for the public in general a genuinely isolated figure is always an irritant.

Akshay Alaghatta's love of space exploration made him want to be a physics major, until an introductory neuroscience course convinced him to study human consciousness instead.

These values are almost identical to those derived from a wide-angle marine seismic exploration made in the North Atlantic, suggesting that the Q P values of seafloor sediment are likely to be uniform within broad areas of the ocean basins.

lasal describes the interactive environment as a geometric exploration made possible with help from the observer.

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In an attempt to get back, I began asking other women: "Do you live in your body?" "How did you get in?" That exploration made me aware of how many other women didn't live in their bodies.