Sentence examples for views exploration from inspiring English sources

Such a thirst for knowledge goes well beyond simple curiosity, and it can be viewed as an enduring (and sometimes tantalising) interest that views exploration and inquiry as a way to establish a contact with the world outside oneself, as Polanyi put it (Polanyi 1964).

Many of his essays were collected in "Personal Views: Explorations in Film" (1976).

Previous research showed the existence of systematic tendencies in viewing behavior during scene exploration.

Similar to Henderson and Hollingworth (1998), we find that the modal saccade length for reading is substantially higher compared to scene viewing (ad exploration).

Participants were encouraged to freely discuss their experiences and views, with exploration evolving to accommodate emerging themes in the groups.

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

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.

Noting that Metroid was not the first game to offer an open world, nor was it the first side-view platformer exploration game, and neither was it the first game to allow players to reach new areas using newly acquired items, Gamasutra praised Metroid for being perhaps the first video game to "take these different elements and rigorously mold them into a game-ruling structure".

In this view, deeper exploration of transcriptome/interactome connections may highlight new candidate genes for RASopathies, not yet molecularly elucidated.

Wider objectives of TRACK included the conduct of a mapping study auditing policies and procedures relating to transition between NHS Mental Health CAMHS and AMHS; evaluation of the process of transition utilising a retrospective case note survey and exploration of the views of users, carers and mental health professionals on the process of transition.