Sentence examples for production to explore from inspiring English sources

This paper uses a simple two-country (two-agent) general equilibrium model with incomplete markets and production to explore the welfare consequences of an increase in public information about country-specific fundamentals (increase in transparency).

For this issue, she used various techniques of digital art production to explore different modes of free association.

This week, VICE's Shane Smith meets with the major players in energy production to explore the revolutionary tactics being used in the fight against climate change.

They use a minimal ensemble in two productions to explore the mutability that any great work of art possesses — and the way we ourselves change such art by the different ways we look at it.

But, now that we've mastered the latest incarnation of the Chinese onscreen villain, maybe the time has come for popular American productions to explore other elements of the modern-day Chinese story: the dramas of aspiration and social mobility; the struggles around identity and patriotism and who speaks for the country; the fights over education, the environment, and employment.

In order to represent the characteristics of the vocal folds and vocal tract during the process of speech production and to explore the physical parameters involved, we propose a method using the two-mass model.

Think Merce Cunningham meets The Wooster Group (two of Arthur's influences), bundled into a beautiful and sometimes bizarre production meant to explore the nature of violence.

Later that year he published Physics #1: Time Dialation, the first of a short film series that uses his signature post-production style to explore quantum physics through a surreal, cinematic perspective.

The yeast Torulopsis glabrata CCTCC M202019, which is used for industrial pyruvate production, was chosen to explore the suitability of engineering this multi-vitamin auxotrophic yeast for increased malate production.

With the passing of the millennium, his creative production and desire to explore new pastures only grew more intense.

Julie Dray and Orla Fitzgerald star in a Max Stouring-Clark touring production that aims to explore the truth behind the public face of charities and NGOs.