Sentence examples for extent of exploration from inspiring English sources
The extent of exploration and of distress are affected by the child's temperamental make-up and by situational factors as well as by attachment status, however.
The estimated spatial extent of exploration, development and appraisal wells drilled between 1960 and December 2005 together with the associated cuttings piles totalled approximately 15 km2 while that for the single year, 2005, totalled 1 km2.
Precise and prompt preoperative localisation of bile leaks is instrumental in determining the surgical approach and reducing the extent of exploration and anaesthesia time [ 2].
In fact, while normal rats show a positive relationship between extent of exploration in a single trial and subsequent levels of object recognition, this correlation disappears after PRh lesions (Albasser et al., 2009).
For example, similar to the fictitious temperature in TAMD, a parameter Δ T is used in the well-tempered ensemble to control the extent of exploration near free-energy minima.
Moving to another farm nearby is unthinkable, he says, both because of the tradition and because of the extent of mining exploration licences granted over the peninsula.
In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, fiction seemed to have reached the ultimate extent of such exploration in the novels of Henry James and Marcel Proust, writers for whom actual events became totally subordinate to psychological exactitude.
A ground vehicle was tested for the first time outside Earth during the Apollo program, but the longer stay and the wider extent of the exploration will make similar vehicles designed for Mars larger, faster and more complex.
These factors severely restricted the extent of their exploration, which was largely confined to the vicinity of Robertson Bay.
It is also unclear whether the extent of mediastinal exploration can affect long-term survival.
The surgical approach and extent of proximal exploration can be tailored to the surgeon's specific areas of preoperative concern.
