The integrated resources can then be explored by crawling or on-the-fly exploration, through query federation or a virtual knowledge broker [ 37, 38].
Each episode feels like an on-the-fly exploration of their ideas but the conversation's usually structured in a way that brings together disparate topics by the end for a broader conclusion.
On-the-fly exploration means accessing the data only during run-time, which ensures the data are always up-to-date, but may lead to longer waiting periods.
Later I meet Freeport employees who tell of angry villagers shooting volleys of arrows at the helicopters that fly overhead, ferrying exploration teams into the hills.
(Woolfe) Classical Music ★ Alarm Will Sound (Saturday) The fearless new-music ensemble performs works by established and young contemporary composers, including "Fly by Wire," an exploration of concepts of turbulence and stability in music by the multi-instrumentalist and composer Tyondai Braxton.
Throughout his life, Chauncey followed his passion for exploration, conservation, photography and fly fishing.
And as the questions fly, the story becomes a "Rashomon -like exploRashomon -likepast, which exploration remembers differently.
His lifelong interest in flying, skydiving, and engineering lead him to work with the world-class StratEx team to design, build, and fly a scuba-like system for the exploration of the stratosphere.
Following this debacle, NASA restructured its unmanned Mars exploration program and decided to fly simpler missions based on the air-bag lander and rover technology from the highly successful Mars Pathfinder and Sojourner mission of 1997.
Instead astronauts fly mostly to avoid a negative: namely, seeing space exploration "dominated by the vehicles and astronauts of other nations".
