Sentence examples for view of exploration from inspiring English sources

A similarly refined view of exploration has emerged in the data.

He had a romantic view of exploration as a self-affirming adventure, a kind of trial by ice.

Scott, by contrast, took a more romantic view of exploration, in which hardships simply were to be endured as a test of heroism.

"From a point of view of future exploration, complicated is today's understatement".

This study provides an ERS view of tradespace exploration, which reveals that having a valid set of attributes, and an understanding of how a cross-section of tools can satisfy them, is insufficient – what is needed is a deeper understanding of how these tools are used and, more importantly, how they can be used when performing tradespace exploration in support of the Decision Analysis Process.

Last September, Massimino invited Hollywood and NASA officials to campus to discuss the engineering that went into The Martian starring Matt Damon, a film that seeks to portray a realistic view of human exploration of the red planet in the near future.

In the 1950s and '60s, our country's view of space exploration was very hopeful.

In view of this, exploration of the facilitators and barriers to health-seeking behaviour of key populations may be useful in providing an essential information base for health promotion practitioners to address these personal costs.

In a sense it's a dissection of a certain kind of male view, an exploration of misogyny.

Burke helped Ryan get a better view of how the exploration industry worked on a global scale.

The results are discussed in light of the fundamental magnetic interactions in the Heusler alloys and from the point of view of a further exploration of their multifunctional applications.