Sentence examples for explored jointly from inspiring English sources
The Jansz field, most of which lies in an area being explored jointly with Chevron Texaco, could hold as much as 20 trillion cubic feet of gas, Exxon Mobil said.
In the context of spoken language processing, however, these problems may be explored jointly via a reranking architecture.
In contrast with previously published reports for GEN-AIR (Vineis et al. 2006, 2007), our analysis explored jointly genetic and environmental covariates.
Hypothesized links between the built environment and obesity are now being explored jointly by experts in planning, nutrition, and public health [see "Fighting Obesity Through the Built Environment," p. A616 this issue].
Three parallel groups considered HIV, malaria and family planning, and common messages were then explored jointly in a workshop based on the RE-AIM framework (Reach, Effectiveness, Adoption, Implementation and Maintenance).
China has insisted that countries should only explore jointly in the region.
Co-Inertia analysis, exploring jointly the genetic and epigenetic data, showed that individuals with similar genetic profiles presented divergent epigenetic profiles that were characteristic of the population in a particular environment, suggesting that CpG-methylation changes may be associated with environmental heterogeneity.
London Councils' housing experts are exploring boroughs jointly setting up a special purpose vehicle (SPV) for getting new homes built.
The pair jointly explored optics and perception, developing a new kind of painting based on contrasting colour and movement, which they dubbed "Simultanism".
Or did he borrow Tolstoy's words as a way of "confessing," instead, to the chasm that both he and Ferrante have jointly explored so brilliantly in their fiction — the one that can exist only between husband and wife?
"There's a lot of anxiety over what technology might do," said Scott Siddall, an environmental studies professor at Denison University in Granville, Ohio, and chairman of the Consortium of Liberal Arts Colleges, 59 private colleges that have jointly explored uses of technology since 1986.
