Sentence examples for promoting exploration from inspiring English sources
Subsets of the data could support investigation of the advantages of larger datasets in overcoming problems of correlated predictors, thereby promoting exploration of context-dependency in future meta-analyses.
Never does the action quite live up to the story, but Irrational has at least done a good job of promoting exploration over shooting and it's here, in the savouring of the deftly laid nuances, where Infinite shines.
Scholars have argued that companies can develop greater ambidexterity as they search for better ways to balance practices supporting optimal "exploitation" of existing opportunities and those promoting "exploration" of new ones.
"Only about one-third of organizations seem to be adapting their organization to a more digital culture in terms of decision-making based on data, promoting exploration and experimentation, and so on," he said.
The C-ABC has great explorative search features and better convergence compared to the original algorithm and it was proved empirically that it avoids local minima by promoting exploration of the search space.
An ontology is particularly well suited for promoting exploration of a database of bibliographic records because ontologies represent relationships between concepts particularly clearly.
Genome sequencing combined with transcriptome profiling promotes exploration of defence against pathogens and discovery of immune genes.
Halliburton and its rivals would all probably benefit from an aggressive government push to promote exploration and to weaken environmental controls.
Ecuador is seeking $27bn in compensation from Texaco for the damage the US company's Chevron subsidiary did in the Amazon in the 1970s and 80s, yet the government continues to promote exploration by Petroamazonas, Repsol and other oil firms.
Ecuador is seeking $27bn£17bnbn) in compensation from Texaco for the damage the US company's subsidiary, Chevron, did in the Amazon, yet the government continues to promote exploration by Petroamazonas, Repsol and other oil firms.
The original law, known as the Deep Water Royalty Relief Act, had bipartisan support and was intended to promote exploration and production in deep waters of the outer continental shelf.
