Sentence examples for probing of how from inspiring English sources

The title "Strange Attractors" comes from chaos theory and its probing of how apparently random behavior can occur in a world governed by deterministic laws.

But this book is much more than that, and Wiman is relentless in his probing of how life feels when one is up against death.

Recent technological advances have enabled the probing of how primary wall structures and molecular interactions of polysaccharides define their biomechanical (and hence functional) properties.

Improvements in performing core biochemical techniques (i.e. ChIP-seq, methyl-seq, RNA-seq) along with zebrafish cell lines and antibodies will potentially allow for probing of how epigenetic changes contribute to cancer phenotypes.

Researchers regard those rare systems as the best probes of how gravity behaves in the weird regime near compact stars.

While the U.S. Department of Education has ramped up probes of how colleges handle sexual assaults in recent years, with more than 200 such investigations currently opening, a Justice Department inquiry is rare.

A potentially more selective probe of how Cdk9 increases NELF-A and -B activities is a point mutation that prevents Cdk9 kinase activity.

They are techno-probes — demonstrations of how far the human body can go in conditioning and endurance.

Evans heaps an assortment of gothic embellishments onto this coming-of-age narrative, probing the mystery of how Byron's sexual adventures at Harrow might have contributed to his literary maturation.

Therefore, we sought a more subtle means of probing how population of the reactive state influences the protein ensemble.

Doerr's prose needs no embellishment as this section gently probes the question of how ordinary German people could have done what they did.