Sentence examples for fruitful exploration from inspiring English sources

His monochrome canvases with thoughtfully drawn lines suggest an inexhaustibly fruitful exploration of Euclidean subtleties.

The discussion above highlights the fact that fruitful exploration of ET and PCET mechanisms is possible using modern theoretical methods.

It is clear that the opinions of researchers on this topic are sharply divided, and our interviews were a fruitful exploration of these perspectives.

This may of course be true, but we have found that going back to first principles in the way that we have described is often a means to exposing differences in understanding, which warrant fruitful exploration as part of the ethics-focused debate that follows.

More fruitful explorations of American Jewish cultural achievement often consider social factors, the routes available to ethnic groups at particular stages in their acculturation.

HIV screening algorithms [27] and clinical data collected during acute infection are potentially fruitful explorations of efficient and effective screening algorithms for identifying acute infection.

The first surrounds the uncertainty about how fruitful shale exploration will be outside North America.

When Mr. Cosson and Mr. Lewis conceived the project, they saw Colorado Springs, the headquarters for more than 80 religious organizations, as a fruitful site for exploration.

In a paper published in 1958 in the IBM Journal of Research and Development, they wrote: "In a fundamental sense, proving theorems [in symbolic logic] and playing chess involve the same problem: reasoning with heuristics that select fruitful paths of exploration in a space of possibilities that grows exponentially.

One can then debate what kinds of social structures, individual variations, and their interactions are fruitful avenues of exploration.

If this is the paradigm of philosophy rather than simply one strategy among many, then the discipline excludes many fruitful kinds of exploration and development, distorts the history of philosophy, and (because it works best in well-defined areas, even isolated arguments) greatly narrows the scope of philosophical concerns.