Sentence examples for simple exploration from inspiring English sources

The exhibition is not a simple exploration of life and health; it also means to shock with its aestheticized grotesqueries.

The dance is a profoundly simple exploration of shifting weight — indicating the physical within the emotional, and vice versa — in which Mr. Taylor saves the best for last: a walking sequence that separates the couples into lines, brings them back together and forces them, eventually, to part ways.

An accompanying interactive visualization tool was also introduced, which enables fast and simple exploration and presentation of combination data.

Firstly, a simple exploration is carried out by a cyclic pressure-removed response (Fig. 5) of the PANI/sponge sensor at a fixed bias of 5 V, and there is about 2-mm compressive deformation forced by finger.

By this, I mean, a slight wavering in your religion is seen as not believing in it at all, rather than simple exploration.

Summary: In this article we present Simple Exploration of Ecological Data (Seed), a data exploration tool for microbial communities.

These cleverly constructed challenges range from simple explorations of a given skill to exercises in careful placement or timing to seemingly impossible challenges that require the player to look ahead and see beyond the obvious uses of skills.

In complex assays, the simple visual exploration of the data deems insufficient.

Similarly, simple groundwater exploration technique using dowsing rods, that helps locals to locate best SDWs locations, strongly deflect and cross on top of termite mounds as compared to adjacent areas (filed measurements and observations, Fig. 5).

This approach does introduce an artificial time structure; however, group-level analysis of person-period data permits simple univariate exploration of associations between the dose, events and selected risk factors in defined periods for signal detection purposes.

Such simple quantitative exploration will help students understand that protein structures depend on external conditions such as crystallization conditions (e.g., pH, buffer, and temperature), choice of the fragment, and presence or absence of various ligands and binding partners.