Sentence examples for making exploring from inspiring English sources

Blind and partially sighted people run into difficulty in making, exploring and understanding mathematical concepts conceived for being represented in multi-dimensional space.

Sarkesian is the feminist activist whose Kickstarter page sought funds for a video she was making exploring the various stereotypes that female video game characters embody.

"Small businesses disproportionately operate in such conditions, and this rule could make exploring in new areas cost-prohibitive," she said.

While the absence of signs and trails makes exploring the Cedars more challenging, it only adds to the sense of being in a wild place.

The brevity of solo missions helps, forgiving some of the repetition, and a robust, friendly player community makes exploring the world a joy.

Doom's trademark unmerciful difficulty and a plethora of secret areas make exploring its labyrinthine levels endlessly rewarding, if not for the faint-hearted.

(Davenport, 1983, p. 295) Noteworthy contributions have been made exploring the importance of thought experiments in disciplines other than mathematics, philosophy, or physics.

As-is, Sansar allows virtual reality users a wide swath of user-created worlds to explore and the potential to build their own — what's missing are the tools to make exploring these arenas more interactive.

We make exploring the outdoors easy.

Several films have been made exploring the circumstances of her loss.

This makes exploring the rim and the smoky caldera extremely accessible.