Mr. Thornburgh, however, explored only the narrow question of whether the school had acted illegally.
Most glacier caves can be explored only when the surface is frozen; at other times they are filled with water.
The equations of quantum chromodynamics are so complex that the theoretical properties of quark-gluon matter can be explored only on the world's largest computers.
Perhaps because this is an intellectual frontier, explored only by lonely wonks, Hertzberg digs in, analyzing term limits, gerrymandering, proportional representation and the Electoral College.
The circumstances of his arrest are too important to be explored only in a civil case, which often winds up being simply a matter of dollars and cents.
Others might argue this schedule only flattens his experience, and output, into a globalised soup of sameness – an avenue his architecture practice, OMA, has explored (only half ironically) with its series of so-called "generic" projects.
Earlier last month, a parliament panel killed a government proposal to boost foreign adoption, saying that option must be explored only when there is a problem finding suitable parents within India.
Judith Donath, an associate professor at the Media Lab at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who studies social networking, said many users of social networks explored only parts of the sites that were of interest of them.
("It is a city that wants to be explored only as information; a city that knows no given topography, no prescribed ideology, no representation, no context. Only huge, pure data").
Members of Mobile Exploitation Team Alpha, or MET Alpha, said they were surprised to find that someone had been picking through the basement of the Mukhabarat building, which they first explored only two days ago.
Mr. Lynch noted that YPF had explored only 100 square miles out of 5,000 square miles in the whole shale deposit, and other oil companies working in the area had not announced any discoveries yet.
