Sentence examples for has been explored before from inspiring English sources
The story of the Kinks' Ray Davies has been explored before, but the forthcoming biography by Johnny Rogan Ray Davieses: A Complicated Life (Bodley Head, 5 Mar) – looks set to up the Kinks industry ante.
It is even more unexpected given that the novel, which has been translated from the Swedish, concerns a real-life figure, Mordechai Chaim Rumkowski, whose autocratic rule in the Lodz ghetto has been explored before in "King of the Jews," a 1979 novel by Leslie Epstein, and whose ambiguous legacy has been meditated upon by Hannah Arendt, Primo Levi and others.
The idea of creating bots that are reminiscent of other people is something that has been explored before, such as this chatbot that a friend made as a memorial and memento of someone she loved who had passed away.
The concept of "fixed points in time" has been explored before, such as in "The Fires of Pompeii".
Although the haplotype structure of CARD15 has been explored before, we performed a sliding window haplotype analysis of this locus for the sake of consistency.
Symbolic execution has been explored before in the context of WCET analysis [36, 37], but neither presents a tool and the timing models are not used for the analysis of other temporal properties.
While the initial parts of the cave had been explored before, Vieira has free-climbed up a 80-foot waterfall and spent the past two years exploring a series of caverns and several sumps.
While the initial parts of the cave had been explored before, Vieira has free-climbed up a 25-metre waterfall and spent the past two years exploring a series of caverns and several sumps.
The latter parameter had been explored before, and the values reported here are within the previously estimated ranges, but to my knowledge, this is the first work that derives this parameter theoretically from completely independent data.
Although those themes have been explored before by the designer, this show was breathtaking in its boldness and vivacity and was cheered to the echo.
While the kinetic effects of ligands (including EDTA, NTA, and citrate) on iron redox processes in oxic environments have been explored before and often lead to acceleration of Fe(II) oxidation, much less is known about their effects in the absence of molecular oxygen.
