Sentence examples for more exploratory and from inspiring English sources

The experience encouraged them to be both more exploratory and to focus their sound.

If you want a more exploratory and spontaneous approach to the work, listen to Furtwängler's performance with the Berlin Philharmonic.

Relocation decisions that are easy to implement are likely to be more exploratory and more common.

Clinical trials, for example, require detailed planning and strict adherence to the plan, whereas scientific investigation is often more exploratory and less predictable.

Recent literatures have suggested that multiobjective evolutionary algorithms (MOEAs) can serve as a more exploratory and effective tool in solving multiobjective optimization problems (MOPs) than traditional optimizers.

"So we've really tried to layer on lots of different immersive sorts of experiences, some that are direct demonstrations of the product and product features, but some that are more exploratory and fun".

This seems incongruent with the findings in the "surveyable" open field tests, where line 7 and 8 mice displayed more exploratory behavior, and moreover with line 8 mice showing more risk-assessment towards the novel object placed in the center.

More recently, dietary pattern approaches such as the more exploratory factor and cluster analyses (19, 22) and a priori methods such as dietary indexes (23, 24) have attempted to capture the effect of total dietary behavior.

But the government only recently started drilling more exploratory boreholes, and it could take another five to 10 years to tap this resource, he adds.

If you want to get your kids playing with something a little more exploratory, challenging and engaging than your average iPad app, Sifteo Cubes fit the bill.

We also report results of a more exploratory nature and find that taking a selfie has a strong negative impact on cooperation among frequent selfie takers, but not on other subjects.