Sentence examples for scouting research from inspiring English sources

Hopper's work habits were prodigious; an immense amount of picture scouting, research, preparation, sketching and thinking lay behind each work.

Very shortly after the kick-off, the long hours of scouting, research and meticulous planning he had undertaken must have seemed a little futile.

— Dorothy J. Merritts, a geology professor at Franklin & Marshall College in Lancaster, Pa., was not looking to turn hydrology on its ear when she started scouting possible research sites for her students a few years ago.

Scouts' research turned up questions about Capel's work ethic and attitude.

Although women have traditionally lagged behind in these critical fields, accounting for only 20percentt of STEM bachelor's degrees, the Girl Scout research found that a vast majority of teenage girls, including Hispanic young women, expressed strong interest in STEM fields.

Sway: I was there for two days but our team had been there scouting and researching, this has been in the works for long time, for a couple of months now.

Bergman acts as a scout, researching energy technologies and considering which ones match up with local generation sources and network structures.

Her practical skills stood her in good stead in 1991, when she was scouting for a research group to join after her first year as a graduate student at MIT.

Art director Graeme Murrary spent time scouting universities and research facilities in Vancouver to aid in creating the right look for the episode's laboratory and wind tunnel sets.

Mr. Gorenfeld, who wrote that at least a dozen members of Congress attended, said he had been scouting the Internet, researching Mr. Moon, when he stumbled on a video of the ceremony.

Mondry-Cohen and Cromie sift through scouting notes, video, public research and media reports.