Sentence examples for exploring the background from inspiring English sources

Exploring the background behind the peculiar subject of his experiment – a mechanically spinning disc – reveals a hidden prehistory of spark-illuminated photography: physicists' pre-photographic techniques for stopping time.

Recently, Blizzard has been releasing Pixar-like animated vignettes exploring the background of some of the game's characters.

Chinese web users were incensed by the arrest; in retaliation, some began exploring the backgrounds of county officials.

This resource explores the background and social issues of the time that influenced Dickens's writing.

Delve into the columns of the 19th-century local press, as I did in Cheltenham when I explored the background to the 2004 collapse of Gloucestershire's water network, and you see a similar process take place with water.

The bestselling Black Boy, published in 1945 (its original title had been Black Confession), explored the background to Native Son, but was also a visceral and unforgettable account of a young black man's coming of age in the American south in the bitter decades before the civil rights movement.

This article employs the MS model to explore the background of why the FIT became an attractive policy tool for policymakers in Ontario at that time.

We explore the background, rationale, and evolution of the model against the backdrop of the American health care system and efforts to reform it.

This chapter builds on this observation and explores the background and concepts of acquiring, operating, supporting, and servicing complex engineering systems.

The chapter explores the background of Pasteur's first major experimental work, explicating what he did in studying tartrates and other organic crystalline compounds, and traces the development of the chemical concept of chirality from Pasteur's discoveries.

This article explores the background of social engineering in the Bieszczady in the 1950s and 1960s, when a revolutionary political leadership ventured to impose a new socialist order in an area ravaged by war and ethnic cleansing.