Ms. Bourgeois may have contributed nothing new to the technical exploration of prints, but she has used the medium to telling effect.
During the last few decades there has been a revival of interest in the collection and technical exploration of small-scale bronzes from the Renaissance, depicting gods, goddesses, religious figures, nymphs, fauns, satyrs, animals and simple folk.
The boundary of global energy innovations has been constantly pushed forward against a background of technical exploration and engineering practice.
We will only discuss here purely interval-based temporal logics, while for a recent study and technical exploration of the two-sorted approach we refer to Balbiani et al. (2011).
The company told BuzzFeed that it's currently conducting a "technical exploration" of how its "technology can integrate into a truck," a test which involves use of a single truck, being driven only by people in order to collect data at this stage.
Consider, for a moment, space: Thousands of years of evolution, millions of dollars' worth of technical exploration, and we can land a probe on Mars and send HD telescopes flying deep into the abyss, peer deep into galaxies we couldn't possibly within a single lifespan travel to.
The company said the minister had presented Minmetals chairman Zhou Zhongshu "a medal bestowed to him by Australian prime minister in honor of remembrance and blessing" and also "awarded the letter of appointment" of an exploration technical committee.
Meanwhile, the company has been funding expensive technical operations and exploration, including at its site in Balcombe, where it has so far failed to find viable supplies of reachable oil.
Over all, only about 20 of the 2,000 foreign oil workers who provided critical technical functions for exploration and production before the war have returned, according to officials at the National Oil Company, which partners with foreign companies.
The use of high-pressure techniques in the pressure range from 2000 to 10 000 atm, where pressure effects become significant, has been limited for technical reasons; the exploration of the technique is not new.
