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Wider in scope, this collection explores, across various epochs, indigenous Indian traditions; the assimilation of foreign styles into Indian taste — including the impact of the Victorian Raj on Indian production; and the technological advances brought by new western setting techniques.

This success has led to a "gas rush", with companies exploring across Europe, India and China for shale gas deposits.

Tony Soprano's cigar-chomping car journey to Jersey captures all the brooding suburban menace explored across six gong-strewn seasons of operatic mob action.

While the black dandy style is often seen as a projection of manhood and masculinity, Davies said the show would explore, across the diaspora, the nuances of the phenomenon.

It was liberating to hear such a plurality of styles being explored across genders and ages – it allowed me to see a whole different way of being Sudanese that I was never allowed to be exposed to.

The news comes as controversial plans for fracking, where underground rocks are smashed to release gas that can be used as fuel, are explored across the UK, and protests bring a halt to drilling by Cuadrilla in Balcombe.

Never mind the dark themes explored across his TV portfolio – also including spin-off show Fear the Walking Dead and now Outcast, a new supernatural thriller that's yet another series based on a Kirkman comic book – or the real-life horrible phenomena he sees marching across headlines and TV news tickers like some shambling horde of zombies.

The broad potential is now being explored across a wide range of tumours.

The effects of the two dimensions of agents' heterogeneity are systematically explored across different market representations by three experiments.

When all kernel types were explored across different temporal windows, using a feature vector with data from all sites, the linear SVM clearly outperformed other kernel types.

Each was explored across 10 systemic factors such as citizens' expectation, markets, governance and institutions, science and technology and so on creating a matrix with 340 cells.