Each was different, though, in temperament and approach to exploration, which may have been decisive in the success of one and the undoing of the other.
Mohanty also predicts China and India's future significant role in interplanetary exploration – both robotic and human: "They, unlike their western counterparts, have taken a steady and pragmatic approach to exploration, which makes their programs more sustainable," she says.
Third, Congress should open up the Eastern Gulf of Mexico to exploration, which we know holds significant potential for new energy.
Since manipulatives are restricted to geometrical objects, their exploratory character is limited compared to explorations, which provide a far richer context for inducing and practicing more sophisticated mathematical ideas, for instance, the concept of rate of change.
Congress has already stymied Mr. Bush's plan to open the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska to oil exploration, which the president contended was necessary to reduce American dependence on foreign energy suppliers.
Yet there are increasing limits to oil exploration, which are worrying both engineers and energy experts.
Its vast size and impassable interior seem to defy exploration, which is the allure for two talented novelists, one British and the other American.
This made "demonstration," or proof, the goal of science and the final criterion for "truth". As such, Aristotle was the originator of the approach to scientific exploration, which Galileo, Bacon, Descartes, and Newton would formalize as "the Scientific Method" 2,000 years later.
(e) No person shall be granted a permit to conduct exploration which results in the removal of more than 250 tons of coal or shall conduct surface coal mining unless that person has acquired all required permits, leases, and/or certificates listed in paragraph (d) of this section.
Though Mr. Fairey still owns Peckerwood, the Garden Conservancy helped him establish a garden conservation foundation in 1998, to preserve the collections and to continue plant exploration, which is crucial to the diversity of species here.
To win licences, companies must promise to invest in exploration, which at the bare minimum will include seismic surveys.
