Sentence examples for initially exploration from inspiring English sources

Initially, exploration of the "discomfort and pain" field did not reveal any significant difference between the different types of edentulousness.

The initially exploration of the results indicated that the minimum coverages attained were sufficient to recover both large and small genomes.

Initially, the exploration of Anglo-American sartorial traditions was democratizing and fun; it encouraged everyone, no matter their background, to claim a piece of "heritage".

Initially this exploration of the prevalence, nature and impact of religious experience was viewed as idiosyncratic, and David often found himself batting off criticism from scientists and theologians alike.

Her exploration initially grew out of her interest in the topography of Venezuela -- its savannas, high plateaus, lowlands and jungles -- and the interesting natural features found there.

Large population is initially set for exploration search, while population is reduced to a small one for exploitation search.

A variable crtBestSolution records the set of addresses in (mathcal {A}) corresponding to the most energetically-efficient partition reached in any moment of the exploration; initially, the SPM being monolithic, this set is {a d d r 0, a d d r n }.

Initially in this exploration partial correlations were calculated accounting for the relevant covariates (see above) for each group.

He also noted that his explorations initially began as idle curiosity about what was powering the new sites under the hood, rather than being some malicious hack or even a more focused attempt at uncovering security vulnerabilities.

Although enterprise data warehouses were initially intended to facilitate exploration and analysis, they have become production data repositories for many organizations, and, as previously noted, getting data into them is time-consuming.

This exploration will initially focus on presenting recent research on Hebrew illustrated manuscripts - which are sensitive to light and can only be physically displayed for short periods of time - in an innovative and compelling context.