Sentence examples for positions to explore from inspiring English sources
Finally, we move the robot between the camera positions to explore the network using heuristic exploration strategies.
Because large commercial agricultural fields typically exhibit diverse topography, plots were established in all fields at unique landscape positions to explore interactions between management and topographical position.
Sites under positive selection were compared against human Swiss-Prot entry (P40337), however the region (1 60) was only represented by 11/18 species in the alignment and therefore we do not have sufficient confidence in these positions to explore these sites in more detail.
With amazing visuals, decent loot, and lots of easily-fortifiable positions to explore, some internet commentators are calling this one of the best PE seeds of all time.
The hotel has charm, great food and is perfectly positioned to explore Constable country.
"The Guardian has a right in terms of its editorial position to explore what is in public interest.
That, along with his childhood friendship, "put me in a place where I felt I was in a good position to explore it".
While all GP practices have the potential to become early adopters of innovations, larger practices were in a better position to explore and introduce new innovations, and neighbouring practices tended to have similar rates and patterns of adopting new innovations.
And throughout the show, trans-Atlantic connections, of a kind the Guggenheim is ideally positioned to explore, recur, as in a hanging of near-contemporary paintings by Clyfford Still and Dubuffet, and the pairing of two mysterious Josephs, Beuys and Cornell.
Hotel J, Sweden At the mouth of Stockholm harbour, Hotel J is perfectly positioned to explore both the city and the constellation of islands that bursts east into the Baltic Sea.
His music career fits perfectly into this pattern, and it's what makes 45 such a good book about pop: few people in Britain can be in a better position to explore the dumb, chaotic tensions that make it tick - tensions between creation and destruction, ephemera and unwitting consequence, between mythology and visceral, irreducible truth.
