Sentence examples for explore reality from inspiring English sources

Science being what it is, researchers hope to create detectable bits of matter and explore reality not by actually putting their palms to a lamp but by smashing together other particles at a point about 30 feet below where Mr. Bachy is standing.

Three interacting factors seem to determine an individual's acceptance of evolution (Bishop and Anderson 1999; Downie and Barron 2000; Trani 2004): understanding the essence of science (=method to explore reality), familiarity with the processes and forces of change in organisms (mutations, gene flow, genetic drift, natural selection), and personal religious convictions.

In our society, in which we explore reality by means of instruments and installations of ever increasing complexity (telescopes, cyclotrons) and communicate via more advanced media (newspapers, radio, television, SMS, the Internet), it is useful to have an abstract mass-noun for the 'stuff' that is created by the instruments and that 'flows' through these media.

In the ontological sense perceiving a new reality by students is important and the role of the facilitator is to assist students to explore reality in different ways.

I didn't do any performances until this year, mostly because I just did what I wanted to do.... Now I do want to continue exploring reality as a medium, but it comes down to the place, the character, and the point of why I'm doing it.

In GTA V, however, he can explore subjective reality in virtual reality.

Google's virtual reality sketching/painting/modeling Tilt Brush program has amassed a following amongst novice VR users as well as artists looking to explore virtual reality as a new medium.

I started writing the stories that have now become the book "Noontide Toll" because I wanted to explore a reality that seemed to me important and urgent.

For Samsung owners, the Gear VR is an affordable way to explore virtual reality even if its graphical capabilities – and the processor of the device running its software – are less powerful than its rivals.

In the healthcare field this approach can provide a useful framework, particularly suited to explore the reality of complex phenomena that pervades healthcare, thus reducing the gap between data and knowledge.

It is, rather, an attempt, from within the realm of critical reason, to explore a reality whose complex nature cannot be captured by the work of a narrowly oriented rationality (Verstandesdenken, in the eighteenth-century glossary).