Sentence examples for made a detailed study from inspiring English sources

STEVE COLL: I haven't made a detailed study of it but I did meet some Tunisian journalists during my travel.

"Insulation implies higher metabolic rates than for the average reptile," said Peter Makovicky, a paleontologist at the American Museum who is completing Ph.D. studies at Columbia and has made a detailed study of the specimen.

While writing a paper on the philosophy of law he made a detailed study of Winckelmann's History of Art, started to teach himself English and Italian, translated Tacitus's Germania and Aristotle's Rhetoric, read Francis Bacon and "spent a good deal of time on Reimarus, to whose book on the artistic instincts of animals I applied my mind with delight".

He then made a detailed study of collinear quadruples.

Wang et al. (2013b, c) made a detailed study of China's coal classification system and resources/reserves data.

Smith and his colleagues made a detailed study of sediments and echinoderm fossils in samples from England, France, and Germany.

But no one was able to make a detailed study of the aftermath of the fighting.

Take what happened in 1996 when the art historian Susan E. James decided to make a detailed study of a relatively obscure historical resource: the inventories of jewels belonging to Tudor monarchs.

During the Middle Ages the rise of metalliferous mining in central Europe inspired the German mineralogist Georgius Agricola to make a detailed study of gold-and silver-mining operations.

(2) We make a detailed study of resonances.

Frequently, first-generation migrant entrepreneurs undertake their own business impulsively, without first making a detailed study of the market prospects.