Sentence examples for exploring the production from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, researchers at Corning Glass were exploring the production of silicones, and in 1943 Corning and the Dow Chemical Company formed the Dow Corning Corporation to produce silicone products.
Exploring the production of and changes in educational inequality can thus contribute to our understanding of stratification and mobility in China.
And while Moskowitz has given up on the dream of the ceramic engine block, he indicates that Ceradyne is also exploring the production of bigger components, such as ceramic composite brakes and clutch plates.
Using a combination of behind-the-scenes photography, video clips and physical artwork from its films, visitors will be immersed in Laika's creative process, exploring the production design, sets, props, puppets, costumes and world-building that have become the studio's hallmarks.
As a first step in further exploring the production of rc-proteins in the urine of transgenic animals, we cloned a goat uromodulin gene promoter fragment, fused it to a GFP reporter gene and studied GFP targeting and distribution in the kidney and more specifically in the epithelial cells of the TAL of Henle's loop and the early distal convoluted tubule.
In each case, there was also a purpose -- to explore the production of food or art.
This paper explores the production and marketing logic of platform strategies within multi-brand constellations.
More specifically, this theoretical perspective is applied to explore the production of normativity in two reporting regimes addressing environmental issues.
We explored the production in Pichia pastoris of a membrane-acting immunotoxin (IT) based on the Cyt2Aa1 toxin from the bacterium Bacillus thuringiensis subspecies kyushuensis.
In the course we will read novels and poetry by authors who have also been composers and/or musicologists and explore the production of composers who have also been recognized as important literary figures.
I have just finished a paper in which I explore the production of a MySpace profile by using a model of literacy that tries to reconcile the social perspectives and the technical ones (see Andrea diSessa's Changing Minds: Computers, Learning, and Literacy).
