Sentence examples for scope for exploration from inspiring English sources

Although the worlds don't appear to be open as such (more like ajar), they do offer more scope for exploration, allowing Drake to naturally stumble on little plot scenes that will add to his bulging journal.

Despite nanomaterials with unique properties playing a vital role in scientific and technological advancements of various fields including chemical and electrochemical applications, the scope for exploration of nano-scale applications is still wide open.

Controlled by the Wiimote alone she's free only to move along set paths, though this linearity is great for showing off Samus's moves – and Other M is most definitely a looker – the limitation of movement decreases Samus's scope for exploration.

So although internal, crowdlike approaches to creativity and idea generation, such as "jams," "idea marketplaces," and "personal entrepreneurial projects," may increase the scope for exploration and flexibility inside companies, they are qualitatively different from and fall short of the full capability of external crowds.

It is well known that the marine environment, despite having an infinite scope for exploration, has been one of the most under-utilized biological resources.

And (6) tight conventional, tight deep, tight superimposed, and related reconstructed hydrocarbon reservoirs formed in deep-limited fluid dynamic fields have great resource potential and vast scope for exploration.

SpiNNaker's asynchronous virtual architecture permits greater scope for model exploration, with scalable levels of functional and temporal abstraction, than conventional (or neuromorphic) computing platforms.

Steven Spielberg's forthcoming motion-capture movie The Adventures of Tintin: Secret of the Unicorn, produced with Peter Jackson, is based on a story with ample scope for underwater exploration, as is David Fincher's first tentpole picture, Disney's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.

Second, these reservoirs are widely and continuously distributed with vast resource potentials and great scope for petroleum exploration.

There remains considerable scope for further exploration of all these issues and concerns in the context of quantum field theory (see also Auyang 1995) and a collection of relevant historical and philosophical reflections can be found in Cao (1999).

Given the hypothesis that the phenotypic difference between GK and Wistar (diabetic and non-diabetic) ought to be attributed in a large part to their genomic variations, we carried out a series of bioinformatics functional analysis on these GK/Wistar CNVRs to narrow down the scope for further exploration of T2D candidate genes.