Sentence examples for subject of exploration from inspiring English sources

Here, geothermal waters were the subject of exploration and utilization over several decades (Hochstein and Browne 2000; Hochstein and Sudarman 2008).

Benzomorphan, derived by morphine skeleton simplification, has been the subject of exploration in medicinal chemistry for the development of new drugs and pharmacological tools to explore opioid pharmacology in vitro and in vivo.

The Rotokawa field is one of these active hydrothermal systems and has been the subject of exploration for mineral resources (sulfur and gold deposits) and, for many years, was the subject of detailed investigation into its use as a commercial geothermal resource (Collar and Browne [1985]; Krupp and Seward [1987]; Hedenquist et al. [1988]).

Regions in the MHI that are more remote should particularly be the subject of exploration.

Understanding the divide between reality and the more broadly construed realm of fantasy has for long been a subject of exploration in the field of developmental psychology [3], [4].

The unexpected population genetic structure detected for continental zooplankton organisms such as cladocerans and rotifers turns this relationship into a subject worthy of exploration.

The same year that he published "The Captain of the Pole-Star," he gave a speech at the Portsmouth Literary and Scientific Society, in England, on the subject of polar exploration.

It was the subject of considerable exploration in the 1920s by U.S. Naval and Marine Corps fliers, who developed it into a standard tactic to be used against the lightly armoured upper decks of warships.

Also the weaker hybrid logic obtained by omitting both of the binders ↓ and ∀ has been the subject of extensive exploration.

Networking thus may be an important mechanism for systemic change in higher education, and the nature and role of social capital embedded in higher education networks should be the subject of further exploration.

Determinism is critical for software engineering and verification, where the computational system is not the subject of experimental exploration and hypothesis falsification.