In the end, it seems very clear that chemists have plenty of room to explore new and sparsely explored chemistry space and, therefore, make many new discoveries for some time to come.
Generally, labs served as exploration activities in which students were allowed room to explore, raise causal questions, and generate and test multiple hypotheses.
LYMAN -- Is there still room to explore?
"But there's room to explore other things," he went on.
But she gave me a lot of room to explore".
"If it's in the third person, there would have been more room to explore the father," he said.
It defies the quick plotting that a network show would demand and gives the characters room to explore their emotions.
Though Tóibín mostly follows the Gospel stories faithfully, the gaps in Mary's narrative give him room to explore.
That show, which had the run of the museum's airy new Resnick Pavilion, had ample room to explore Smith's contradictions.
"Mali is cruelly denied stimulation, room to explore… [and] is in danger of going insane," he said.
Mr. Rebic's delicately jaunty pianism, with its echoes of Satie, consistently held back, leaving her room to explore.
