Sentence examples for free for exploration from inspiring English sources

For Mees, there's a particular resonance between videogames and interactive theatre: both produce fictional worlds which are partly authored, partly left free for exploration.

Instead of hatching plans to colonize the moon, world leaders came together some months after Gagarin's triumph to agree to a United Nations resolution declaring outer space and all celestial bodies to be "free for exploration and use by all States".

Article I of the Outer Space Treaty -- to which the United States and 100 other states are party -- establishes space as "the province of all mankind," adding that it "shall be free for exploration and use by all States".

To help make the case for the benefits of a childhood where free time for exploration is prioritized, it's clear there's a need for more research on how children are spending (and should be spending) their time outside of school and away from screens.

With electronic media ― not just the internet, but cell phones, transistor radios, cable television ― the "friction" has gone out of the task of information-gathering, and this new transparency has set off a free-for-all of exploration and exploitation, an arms race of ploy and counterploy.

The mouse lemurs were placed in an open-field for free exploration for 30 min. At the end of the session, the nestbox of the mouse lemur was placed in a corner of the open field (the same corner for all animals) to allow him to return to its nestbox with a minimal stress.

Retiring the shuttle would free up more funds for exploration efforts at the turn of the decade.

There are two modes: Movable Alphabet, for free exploration of word combinations; and Spelling Quiz, a talking spelling test with 173 built-in word lists (e.g., nature words, or 1,000 most frequently used words).

For free exploration, the JND is much higher and can be up to 67%[34]].

With this method, which we call a "freely moving in-situ medical image", the screen and imaged data are registered to a common coordinate system in space external to the user, at adjustable scale, and are available for free exploration.

While the students were frequently asked to do laboratory experiments, the AP course requires students to participate in highly structured labs that are designed to guide students through a particular lab procedure and path of reasoning rather than offer students opportunities for free exploration of ideas.