Sentence examples similar to help with exploration from inspiring English sources

We already harvest resources from space to help with space exploration – solar energy, gravity etc – in my view it's just a matter of time before we use other materials.

An understanding of the reservoir rock's physical properties can help with field exploration and operation, as well as provide guidance to numerical models that can guide future field optimisation.

Utilizing interRAI data could help with further exploration of problems and outcomes in currently underserviced populations such as persons with neurological conditions and the frail elderly.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2369/15/71/prepub We thank the team of nurses and laboratory technicians at Hôpital Necker-Enfants Malades for their invaluable help with the exploration of kidney function and all blood sampling performed in these patients, as well as for the measurement of all bone biomarkers.

It also has a free brochure, "Shalom: Jewish Relics in Hungary," to help with your explorations of Erzsbet Town, the old Jewish quarter.

An experienced California diver who was helping with the exploration of the narrow underwater passageways that radiate from a well-known swimming hole in eastern New Mexico has died, authorities confirmed on Thursday.

Additionally, these computational tools can be used in virtual screening to design hit-finding libraries and as procedures to help with early SAR exploration.

With the help of my exploration into Indian philosophy, I think that "neither" is the right answer.

The theoretical framework helps identify that the concepts associated with exploration and exploitation may be classified into six practical dimensions: organizational knowledge practices, innovative practices, competition, strategic orientation, organizational efficiency and partnerships.

For the initial qualitative phase, professional interpreters were used to conduct interviews and focus group sessions, however scheduling conflicts, inflexibility, their inability to help with recruitment and the expense prompted exploration of alternative options for interview interpreting in the quantitative component of the study.

With a little help from his friends, Oliver navigates this acquatic realm, and finds his way to a resolution that cleverly reconciles home with exploration.