Sentence examples for further pursued in from inspiring English sources

This suggests that the DCN plays an important role in electrical hearing and should be further pursued in designing new ABIs.

"This case has to be further pursued in a court in the United States," said Siripan Kobkaew, one of three judges who read parts of the decision on Friday.

In summary, we report new early discovery stage lead scaffolds targeting the essential protein MtSK that can be further pursued in a rational drug design program for the discovery of more selective antitubercular drugs.

But let's also recognise the positive attributes of the opposing team!!!" It is a theme further pursued in a piece first published in the New Yorker, in which a young man seeks relationship advice from veteran basketball commentator Marv Albert, who responds with a stream of sportscaster cliches: "Stuck outside the perimeter!

This approach is being further pursued in the CARIBU project with the installation of a new dedicated heavily shielded source and gas catcher that will yield four orders of magnitude higher neutron-rich isotope yield at low energy for mass measurements and Coulomb barrier energy for nuclear structure studies.

But one should not doubt that Athens caused and intended to cause economic hardship as well or that the decrees were the first move in securing Megara as a military asset, a line of policy further pursued in the years 431 to 424.

These results prompted us to further pursue in SAR as our future plane.

The vector space frequency distance method introduced in Bugnion et al. (1995) was not further pursued except in a small scale study focusing on different ways to map strings to vectors (Ozturk and Ferhatosmanoglu, 2003, 2005).

We further pursued this hypothesis in several ways.

The production of plutonium-239, first achieved at the University of Chicago, was further pursued at the Hanford Engineer Works in Washington.

Here, instead of further pursuing research in this direction, we discuss the space fractional inverse diffusion equation, i.e., to determine an unknown source, which depends only on the spatial variable, in the one-dimensional space fractional diffusion equation.