Sentence examples for exploring organized from inspiring English sources

Dogplay.com is a good resource for exploring organized exercise and socialization possibilities for your dog.

On-demand workers elsewhere have also explored organizing, including workers on the Amazon service Mechanical Turk, who perform piecework assignments that range in complexity from tagging photos to rewriting blog content.

This has the advantage of enabling an investigator to explore networks organized around relevant biological search terms such as 'atherosclerosis', 'foam cell' or 'cardiovascular disease'.

By E. P. Licursi March 30, 2016 Instead of browsing songs listed alphabetically or by genre, listeners on the Web site Radiooooo explore playlists organized by decade and by geography.

The emphasis was shown not only from the content being covered in the textbooks but also in the practices of exploring and organizing prospective teachers' own curriculum.

It is possible that families may prefer to talk to other local families affected in a similar way and regional services should attempt to create a local pool of helpers and explore locally organized support and education days.

Created in collaboration with the composer Hal Hartley and the playwright Will Eno, this abstract dance, performed in the round, uses text, soundscape and pedestrian movement to explore the organizing principles of routine, from daily life to the Marx Brothers to the changing of the guard along the Pakistan-India border.

Multiple recent reports [ 14, 15, 34, 35] suggest the importance for health services research to explore models of organized health delivery that integrate CAM with conventional medicine.

Contrary to what might seem obvious, these questions are not ahistorical, and the information resources used to explore them are organized to reflect this.

My questions to the official from the Shanghai Publishers Association mainly explored the activities organized by the association to connect editors of different age, gender, job title, and educational background from different publishing houses, and, more importantly, to investigate the institutional arrangements that can unite editors.

While highly versatile, the software is particularly useful for organizing, exploring, and analyzing large genomic data sets, such as those from deep RNA sequencing, chromatin immunoprecipitation experiments (ChIP-Seq and ChIP-Chip), and transcriptional profiling.