Sentence examples for explore the frontier from inspiring English sources

After canceling the Superconducting Super Collider, which would have been the world's most powerful physics machine, in 1993, and shutting down Fermilab's Tevatron in 2011, the United States no longer has a machine of its own to explore the frontier where new particles and forces in the universe might be discovered.

"Our mission is to explore the frontier of 3D printing and partner with innovators to showcase Stratasys, MakerBot, and Solidscape 3D printers," said Pettis.

For me, living in discovery means having the willingness to explore the frontier of my own mind.

Ed Mitchell established something called the Institute of Noetic Sciences to "explore the frontiers of consciousness".

By the time the 2003 World Cup was over, rugby had done more to explore the frontiers of typographic ornamentation than any other sport in Australia.

Not every dance has to push the boundaries of the art form, explore the frontiers of something or other, or force us to confront inner demons.

Antonelli's enthusiasm for science (as previously seen in "Design and the Elastic Mind," in 2008) is on full display in a series of objects commissioned for this exhibit, which explore the frontiers of technology and clothes.

IN 1956, when General Motors opened its sprawling research center here, President Dwight D. Eisenhower praised it as a symbol of democratic capitalism's natural impulse to explore the frontiers of technology.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh of India praised the scientists who developed the missile and called the launching "another milestone in our quest to add to the credibility of our security and preparedness and to continuously explore the frontiers of science".

Today's successful Agni-V test launch is another milestone in our quest to add to the credibility of our security and preparedness and to continuously explore the frontiers of science.

Flight through the atmosphere is affordable for many people; flying through space is much more expensive.While NASA may be best at purely scientific missions, it should also explore the frontiers of human endurance.