Sentence examples for structured to explore from inspiring English sources
Lab fees will cover all art materials required for the class including drawing pads, pencils, charcoal, chalk, ink, etc. Introduces the fundamental skills and concepts of scenography through a series of individual design projects structured to explore the relationship of the performer to the environment, the interrelation of lighting and stage design, and the evolution of visual narrative.
For further study, a recursive dynamic Computable General Equilibrium (CGE) model will be structured to explore the impacts on China's macroeconomics, environmental quality, and energy demand respectively under 8 different simulation scenarios, which are being designed in terms of the aforementioned calculated carbon price outcome.
The interview guide was structured to explore the informants views on their sick-listing commission and their view on good sick-listing practices.
Interview guides were loosely structured to explore patients' life narratives, starting with their latest pregnancy and birth experience, and extending to previous pregnancies and engagements with the health system, as well as their life circumstances and backgrounds more generally.
The interviews followed a semistructured, open-ended format and was structured to explore the context, actors, process, content, power and the use of evidence in both (a) national vector control policy decisions and (b) in the planned scale-up of larviciding.
MD simulations were performed for both the dimeric and monomeric (subunit A of the dimer) structures to explore the structural basis for the deleterious effects of the S228P mutation on βB1 structure, folding, assembly and stability.
In this case entrepreneurs may relate to regional innovation promotors and also reach beyond regional structures to explore suitable partners and exploit structural holes.
He tackles five jobs, from "a drain for the rain" to "a load on the road," with diligence and a gleeful refrain: "Dig up rock and dig up clay! / Dig up dirt and dig all day!" Andrea Zimmerman and David Clemesha -- the dirt-loving duo who described a garbage collector's day in 1999 with "Trashy Town" -- use their familiar style and structure to explore new terrain.
"Even titles like Limbo, Joust Mania or Space Team can bring a new form and structure to explore spiritual stories and the ethics of Jesus with young people, in a way that allows them to own and nurture their faith," he says.
PARIS — Ever since the Romantic poet and artist William Blake handpainted and bound his own books and sold them for a few shillings in the mid-18th century, artists around the world have been experimenting with bookmaking, overturning its narrative structure to explore new artistic dimensions.
Like Empire, The Last Jedi uses this plot structure to explore its predecessor's ideas and characters in greater depth.
