Sentence examples for from the exploration of from inspiring English sources
Following on from the exploration of these broad themes, join a focus group chaired by an expert in the area to discuss a core theme in more depth with peers.
An enthusiastic believer in France's imperial destiny, Garnier vigorously advocated the expansion of French power in Vietnam and the commercial benefits he believed would flow from the exploration of the Mekong River.
In its insistent interrogation of Jewishness – from the exploration of the relationship between the perpetrators of violence and hatred and their victims, to the idea of the individual at once in opposition to and in love with his or her culture – it is by turns breezily open and thought-provokingly opaque, and consistently wrong-foots the reader.
A particular pleasure came from the exploration of Cal's medical condition, specifically the education it gave me on 5-alpha-reductase deficiency, and how this genetic condition – which affects male sexual development – can lie dormant, waiting to wreak havoc on an individual.
In contrast, nowadays, most taxonomists are evolutionary biologists, and are aware that they are routinely describing the products of the evolutionary processes that generate biodiversity.Novel species in the back yard remain in the minority; most discoveries result from the exploration of new places.
Yet whether any cures emerge from the exploration of the second genome, the implications of what has already been learned — for our sense of self, for our definition of health and for our attitude toward bacteria in general — are difficult to overstate.
The in situ data used in this study comes from the International Council for the Exploration of the Sea (ICES EcoSystemData Online Warehousee.
However, such researches have rarely been done in stream sediment survey for the exploration of gold from various landscapes.
Downstairs in the "Chill Room" a D.J. entertained the crowd between screenings and receptions for movies like "Running From Crazy," the exploration of Mariel Hemingway's family history of suicide and mental illness.
Guitars didn't have much of a role in the free-jazz revolution of the 1960s, but influential bands like Cream and Led Zeppelin took direct inspiration from the explorations of Ornette Coleman and John Coltrane.
Her final composition, though, brings to neat symphonic resolution themes and notes from the explorations of psychology, and especially psychopathology, which, under her own name and the pseudonym Barbara Vine, formed the other major strand of her output.
