The Potiguar sedimentary basin, located in northeast Brazil, is an area of growing exploration interest.
This interest also served as a starting point for his growing exploration of Judaism.
A growing exploration of patterns of variation or fluctuations in physiologic time series, particularly heart rate variability (HRV) analysis, has been shown to provide clinically useful and otherwise 'hidden' information about the health of the system producing the dynamics.
Despite the widespread and growing exploration of CS in a broad range of MR research applications, published reports continue to be dominated by phantom and brain imaging, which present fewer implementation and deployment challenges, as well as by retrospective studies in which fully sampled raw data sets are down-sampled after data collection.
Similar to our coding of student ideas, we uncovered some problem words when coding for constructing knowledge, namely, "expanding, experience, grow(th), develop, exploration, thought process, shaping, learning through discovery, applying, connecting, and information".
In the first case, the child is seen as a potential adult, not playing with childish things for their own sake but growing through exploration.
Even though oil companies have greatly improved practices in the Arctic, three decades of drilling along Alaska's North Slope have produced a steady accumulation of harmful environmental and social effects that will probably grow as exploration expands, a panel of experts has concluded.
As the interest in space exploration grows, it becomes of great importance to predict and know the response of uni- and multicellular organisms to unfavourable space conditions, including microgravity.
Amerada Hess still faces pressure to find a partner to bolster its oil reserves and help it move away from refining and marketing activities that are growing slower than exploration and production.
So we said, 'Why don't you give us that fifty bucks and work with us?'" The result, in 1982, was a show called En Attendant, based on a conversation Lepage overheard on a train, but which grew into an exploration of the limbo state in which artists find themselves while waiting for a break.
