Sentence examples for which we turn to from inspiring English sources

Without such a revelation, "The Exiles" falls short of the heart-rending cruelty for which we turn to Greek tragedy.

First we focus on single agents, after which we turn to settings with multiple agents, called multi-agent systems (MAS) or even agent societies.

The first is aimed at control of the timing of reproductive events for which we turn to the socio-sexual inputs of the "male effect" to induce synchronised ovulation in females that would otherwise be anovulatory.

Yet in the current context of climate change, in which we turn to genetics, irrigation or innovation in cultural practices to maintain production quality, could the mountain environment emerge as a solution for adapting to climate change in vine-growing?

Despite the fact that inclusion seems to be the preferred strategy among SR and INT investors (cp. Table 9) most research has been done regarding exclusion, which we turn to in the next section.

This account of Berthollides also illustrates the interplay between macroscopic and microscopic theory which is a regular feature of modern chemistry, and which we turn to in the next section.

They've heard me mention the way in which we turned to medicine when I couldn't get pregnant on my own, know the vague outlines of what IVF entails and that we have seven frozen embryos leftover from the cycles that resulted in their births.

But the rise of Siri, Yahoo and Google has ushered in an era in which we turn not to experts but to search engines for answers.

It's a narrative in which we turn out to know a surprising amount about the technologies that have infiltrated our lives, and in which knowing only as much as we want and need to know about them is, in a sense, to know a lot.

Śāntaraṣita and Kamalaśīla attempt to achieve this distinctive syncretistic characteristic in their works to which we turn our discussion.

The foregoing observation were expected to be underpropped by one or more moral philosophies, to which we turn attention in the next section.