Sentence examples for probing work from inspiring English sources
"Revolutionaries" is a serious, probing work of history that boils down a career's worth of thinking and research.
One of the things she loves about Boty's playful, probing work is that it looks at how governing cultural myths are formed and perpetuated by way of images.
Van Dyck's stylish yet psychologically probing work paves the way: from Turner to Sarah Lucas, artists appear themselves as glamorous creators, be that as the genteel equal of aristocrats, lofty intellectuals or bohemian wild cards.
We have this problem with just-in-time-ism, where the government is only doing just what it has to and not doing any deep, probing work that will bear fruit over 10, 20, 30 years".
"Nebraska" is a far more astringent and probing work, and, above all, one that, unlike "The Descendants," lives through its images — the poised, painterly, multi-layered black-and-white camera work by the cinematographer Phedon Papamichael (who was nominated for Best Cinematography).
Enhancement of localized surface plasmon resonance (LSPR) for near-field probing working at terahertz waveband is an important issue.
NCD in patients with cSLE is characterized by differential activation of functional neuronal networks during fMRI tasks probing working memory, VCA, and attention.
As a group, the children with NCD in this study had a significantly lower correct response rate than the noNCD-group during fMRI tasks probing working memory and VCA, while performance on the CPT-IP attention fMRI task showed no significant group differences.
Her current atom-probe work is done in close collaboration with Sharp Laboratories of Europe, and she speaks regularly with various companies about her single photon sources.
These lights-on/lights-off probes work in concert to generate sequence-specific fluorescence contours over a temperature range from 25°C to 75°C.
We know that the probes work since they detect the conserved local expression in late stages.
