If we finished all of this in time, we would get an Alvin crew's equivalent of recess: an exploratory venture to look for signs of more active seepage and possible temperature anomalies.
Finally, 75 years after a man named Charlie Holland led a three-man team on an exploratory venture that ended when his pump broke and he was unable to reflate a punctured tyre, Britain has its first winner of the Tour de France.
Think of it as an exploratory venture.
How much effort should I be putting into exploratory ventures?
When a company's leaders recognize and support mavericks, encourage diverse perspectives, tolerate well-reasoned mistakes, and provide resources for exploratory ventures, employees are apt to embrace entrepreneurship.
Japan and South Korea own powerful icebreakers, which allow them to conduct their own exploratory ventures and support those by other states and organisations.
But Mr. Earley, whose first book was a collection of short stories, retains the economy and purposefulness that that form demands, as he leads Jim through a series of exploratory ventures beyond the loving shelter of his Aliceville home.
The nation's limited experience with undersea missions has nonetheless shown the great potential for scientific and technological advances and valuable spinoffs that come when public investments are made in bold exploratory ventures.
If human space flight can make a tangible impact on Earth -- be it for transportation, tourism or even rapid delivery of global emergency aid -- bolder exploratory ventures, like those outlined by Mr. Bush, are much more likely to be sustainable over the long run.
That the publishing firm sponsoring Robeson's "adventure"—its term for exploratory ventures into new foreign markets was located in Philadelphia should not be a surprise, Vogeley argues.
These exploratory ventures into the human psyche bring insights that inform the work, but they are part of the process, not the final product.
