Sentence examples for more thorough exploration from inspiring English sources
Rapture's biggest weakness is bigger still, because those who are put off more thorough exploration will get less out of it than others.
With singles such as "Everything's Gone Green" (1981) and the best-selling "Blue Monday" (1983), New Order moved toward a more thorough exploration of dance music.
Levels contain optional detours, like the gold bolts hidden throughout that reward more thorough exploration and make you feel smart for finding them – but your course is still pretty linear.
A more thorough exploration of the possibility of predicting item spreading in contexts with slow content consumption like aNobii is also an interesting possible future extension and may open up the way to new item recommendation techniques.
The improvement in effectiveness in the sequential condition was shown to be linked to the attentional guidance afforded by this display mode, which helped users to make a more thorough exploration of the plans.
2Pac's overt nature might be what makes him so appealing, but Hennings says that his perception of the rapper has changed greatly with age, accompanied by a more thorough exploration of his messages.
A more thorough neuroanatomical exploration of the human insula will be particularly important to support localization of structural (MRI, DTI) and functional (fMRI) imaging data that significantly improved in spatial resolution.
Such incoherence makes the aetiological role of salted fish especially worthwhile for more thorough re-exploration.
To run the SAA, suitable encoding for each of the optimizing parameters needs to be specified in terms of variation range, precision step and number of bits, since we use a binary encoding for a more thorough solution space exploration.
A broader conceptualization would have enabled a more thorough and consistent exploration of these dimensions.
More thorough and hopefully more enlightening explorations of the Trump phenomenon are likely to go on for years, creating scores of research jobs in the political, social and maybe even medical sciences.
