Sentence examples for has started to explore from inspiring English sources
A series of studies published in the past few months has started to explore the wider impact of pollutants.
Emerging recent scholarship has started to explore more nuanced conceptions of how law, facts, and judicial preferences may interact to influence judicial decisions.
Motivated by these limitations, the research community has started to explore novel routing paradigms and design principles dealing with the wireless diversity as an opportunity rather than a shortcoming.
Through weekend retreats and participation in a Southern California support group Mr. Swaim has started to explore his family relations, he said, something that has been painful but seems to be helping.
Once used only by ruthless pith-helmeted colonials in films about the Raj, English-language Indian cinema has come of age when Bollywood has started to explore the contradictions between western lifestyles and traditional values.
But if old agents are allowed to pass away and be replaced by new ones, and if agents' preferences for sugar and spice evolve as they interact, the cyber-market never settles on a single price (just like real life).Sugarscape is not the only agent-based model that has started to explore the pattern of trade.
Both Labour and the Conservatives have started to explore alternatives with supporter databases and even primaries for candidate selection.
Enlitic, IBM's Watson division and Google's Deep Mind have started to explore potential applications in healthcare.
Buying it with the help of small investors is "something we've started to explore again," he said.
"As we've started to explore new ad initiatives, especially on the Web, it's made us start to think about different approaches for print," Ms. Crandall said.
