Sentence examples for intrepid research from inspiring English sources

In his intrepid research into chickens' lives, Mr. Lewis discovered love like Ms. Estrada's, but also bitterness.

In an engrossing new book they draw on some intrepid research and a store of personal anecdotes to illuminate the lives of the 865m people who, at the last count, live on less than $0.99 a day.The two economists made their names (and remade their discipline) by championing randomised trials.

PublicAffairs; 336 pages; $26.99 and £17.99 An engrossing book by two young economists who draw on some intrepid research and a store of personal anecdotes to illuminate the lives of the 865m people who live on less than $0.99 a day.

When we last left the intrepid research scientists at Intel, they had managed to hit 40Gbps throughput using something called the Avalanche Photodetector.

On this case, our intrepid research team jumped into action.

The book, gloriously illustrated thanks to the intrepid photo research of John K. Crowley and Diana Gongora, is appropriately evenhanded in its emphases, with the exception of the classical gardens of Japan, which deserve more than the 15 pages allotted to them.

Over the past 2,000 years in China, intrepid Taoists researched every bit of the human body and its energy fields to find all the erogenous zones.

For, after laying out his (sometimes exhaustingly) detailed research, including intrepid treks through guerrilla territory to visit the Tasaday, Hemley concludes there was no real hoax.

The author recounts her fieldwork studying an outpost of intrepid scientists at the Smithsonian's tropical research station in Panama, home to an astounding array of flora and fauna.

The creators of the show, at the Monkey, agree to avoid any outside research, leaning more on imagination than on intrepid reporting.

The Colombian conflict has kept most international research institutions away from both sides of the gap, leaving intrepid young people to carry out field studies and surveys.