Sentence examples for explosion of work from inspiring English sources

An explosion of work followed.

This was an explosion of work within the classical mechanical paradigm rather than a slow, puzzle-by-puzzle articulation of precisely that paradigm in its own previous terms.

Although more concerned with the content of economics than with its methodology, the recent explosion of work on feminist economics is shot through with methodological (and sociological) self-reflection.

From 1974 to 1980 these numbers increased to 109 entries for this seven year period, with the decade between 1981 to 1990 witnessing an explosion of work in the area of feminist philosophy with 718 entries listed in the Philosopher's Index.In the following 12 years 2,058 more articles are added to the Index under this heading.

Yet despite this perhaps promising start as an early dynamical modeler of science, Kuhn apparently paid little attention to the explosion of work in nonlinear dynamics that began with "chaos" theory and widened into such areas as complex adaptive systems and network theory.

Since the 1990s there's been an explosion of work done to show what organisms would have to be like to survive on Mars".

Mime Troupe, there was an explosion of experimental work.

It's possible that what these pieces of research prove is how much a sustained period of good funding did to generate an explosion of new work and that the halo effect of that may well continue for some time.

The explosion of new work and the exploration of different forms that we've seen over the last 20 years is perhaps at last finding its way into the mainstream and renewing it.

The claim that the real unit of evolution is the individual Mendelian allele created an explosion of philosophical work on the 'units of selection' question (Brandon and Burian 1984) and the issue of 'adaptationism' (Dupré 1987).

But there is some interesting empirical work on mass and count expressions being done which is shedding some new light on these issues (see Casati 2005 for details), and there has been an explosion of recent work in linguistics (see the bibliographies from Link 1998, and the Pelletier and Schubert classic paper on the subject linked in the Other Internet Resources).