Sentence examples for purposes of exploration from inspiring English sources

His life spanned a period of massive transition in the nature and purposes of exploration.

Consequently, special care should be taken when interpreting a resistivity structure for the purposes of exploration and exploitation of submarine hydrothermal deposits.

The two most important tasks of icebreakers are first to secure a sailing route by breaking the thick sea ice and second to sail efficiently herself for purposes of exploration and transportation in the polar seas.

Small Bank was included for purposes of exploration, because it lies within the Exclusive Economic Zone of The Netherlands, and reaches within 40 m of the surface.

This finding was only made possible by the ease with which GSMA can be used to interrogate gene expression data comprehensively using very large gene sets (the TransFac gene set contains 445 separate gene lists), a task that just a short time ago would have been prohibitive for a moderately sized laboratory solely for the purposes of exploration.

It reminds me of Heart of Darkness, where you knowingly extend the creative process for the purpose of exploration or redemption, or whatever it is you're looking for.

Modern-day expeditions defined as organized and usually challenging journeys with a specific purpose of exploration, research, education, or discovery are generally less dangerous than that experienced by Stanley.

The purpose of explorations is to have students experiment with models and search for underlying structures.

The purpose of RF-WIPE was to simulate and prototype a wireless sensor network in order to assess the potential and limitations of the technology for the purposes of planetary exploration.

It is suggested to use such an interpretation method as decision support for purposes of sub/surface exploration and long-term geophysical monitoring of large-scale geoengineering projects, such as, disposals of nuclear waste and greenhouse gases or geopower plants for renewable energy (geothermal, biosoils).

As cancer categories with fewer studies would not have had enough data to be analysed separately, the following groups were investigated: laryngeal, oral, oropharyngeal and tonsillar cancers, with the other head and neck cancers categorised as 'others', for the purposes of this exploration.