Sentence examples for have explored at from inspiring English sources

They have explored at least two ways of doing that.

Combining sequence, structural and modelling information, we have explored, at different levels of granularity, the functional characteristics of several families of C2 domains.

If only Gay had explored at greater length his most compelling suggestion — that novelists compose their fictions as acts of revenge.

If only Gay had explored at greater length his most compelling suggestion that novelists compose their fictions as acts of revenge.

In earlier journeys, he had explored, at great risk, the Danakil country of the Afars of northern Ethiopia and discovered why the great Awash river, which traverses their lands, never reaches the sea.

Mr. Meacham's primary responsibilities will include acquiring and editing nonfiction books, concentrating on history, religion and biography, subjects that he has explored at length in his own work.

She has explored at length the theoretical basis for the portrayal of visual narratives in the context of India's sculpture and painting, and has examined issues of gender and colonialism.

This is perhaps the battiest but also the most diverting element in the film, and one I wish Madonna had explored at more length, if only because the Wallis bespoke-ghost is the best dressed phantom since Constance Bennett modelled an entire afterlife's worth of 1930s wardobe in Topper.

"Having explored at some length the options available to us, the decision has been taken to defer the appointment of a permanent head coach until the end of the season," read a club statement.

"Having explored at some length the options available to us, the decision has been taken to defer the appointment of a permanent head coach until the end of the season," read a club statement. .

Finally the position dependent translocation probability was evaluated by binning the channel length as above and dividing the counts of events in which a particle had explored at least once a specific bin by the number of translocations for each coupled power.