Sentence examples for structured exploration from inspiring English sources

In Hans Cornelis ten Berge's richly allusive poems, the poet's ego is submerged in a closely structured exploration of language, myth, and history.

Sitting in the front row was Steve Paxton, a friend of Brown's who, in the seventies, developed the technique of contact improvisation, a structured exploration of partnering in real time.

Structured exploration of key issues was particularly important given the diversity of the study panel.

Study methods will be similar to those described earlier, and will include annual snapshot surveys of each unit, detailed questionnaires specific to practices (e.g. parental presence, use of donor milk, diagnosis and management of hypotension, etc)., and in certain instances of outstanding success, a site visit with structured exploration of the practices in question.

All operations on the structure of the compound (read/write CIF file, structure exploration and modification) are done with a customized version of the OpenBabel [39] library, which was modified by KO to handle partial occupancy in CIF file reading and writing operations.

The heuristic evolutionary searching mechanism of ES supports the model structure exploration, and the global search strategy of SA helps the optimisation of kinetic rate constants to drive the model behaviours approaching the target ones.

However, for probe trials of the other structure, exploration also had components along the direction of the previously learned structure the horizontal rotation group also showed horizontal components of exploration when exposed to vertical rotation probe trials, whereas the vertical rotation group also showed vertical components of exploration when exposed to horizontal rotation probe trials.

Pitts, a New York based artist and aerospace engineer trained at MIT, NASA, and the Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten (NL), recently boarded a Russian parabolic-flight aircraft (IL76-MDK) to "structure his exploration into the social and political mechanisms at work in Earth/Space exploration".

Structuring her exploration of the subject around the nine months of her own (second) pregnancy, she provides a balanced, common-sense view of an emerging field of uncertain science.

Although we do not model this process further in this paper, from research in evolutionary computation and computational neuroscience (e.g. the Leabra algorithm [74]) it is known that Hebbian learning can bias the copying operator or the hill-climbing operator so as to structure the exploration distribution of variants, thus potentially optimizing evolutionary search [29].

In this way, he helped structure their exploration of the problem without constraining them to a particular path.