Sentence examples for part exploring from inspiring English sources

Further extension of the VCBA is discussed in the second part, exploring potential application to i) manufactured nanomaterials, ii) additional cell lines and endpoints, and considering iii) other opportunities.

By connecting with your webcam and Facebook profile, it invites users to play an active part exploring Tokyo in the year 2040.

The second part explores the surveillance programmes themselves and argues why they are illegal.

Shawn, in his theatre work, has for the most part explored the lives of heterosexual outsiders, bitterly fighting to get into what they perceive to be the nexus of power.

The remainder of this paper is arranged as follows: the third part explores the change in nature from disputes to cases, displays the processes of definition and legal naming of disputes, and describes the mechanism of internal filtering.

The second part explored participants' views on some different prescription chart design ideas presented to them by the moderator.

The CBCL consists of 113 items grouped into two parts: the first part explores the social competences of children and adolescents, while the second part investigates their behavioural and emotional problems.

It's satirical and celebratory in roughly equal parts, exploring ideas of togetherness and loss, the dynamics of being part of a tight-knit group and what it means to take care of one another.

A few years ago, Kroeger shifted again from graphic design and public murals to canvas and contemporary art, creating "fictional portraits" composed of data fragments and machine parts, exploring what it means to be human in a digital world.

Based on his John Locke lectures at Oxford University in 1997 and on other lectures elsewhere, its five parts explore relativism and truth, objectivity, necessity, consciousness and ethics.No section is without close argument and fertile suggestion.

"Both parts explore the concept of perception and point of view and allow participants to find meaning with their interactions and the interaction of others".