Sentence examples for zones of exploration from inspiring English sources
Writing about the US media in the build-up to Trump's nomination as Republican candidate, Matt Taibbi, political correspondent for Rolling Stone, noted that "Trump sold hate, violence, xenophobia, racism and ignorance, which oddly enough had long been permissible zones of exploration for American television entertainment.
"The sonorous odyssey impresses upon the harmonious simultaneity of the spaces we inhabit, through the amalgamation of ancient religious architecture, ruins, contemporary structures, and future zones of scientific exploration.
This area has been selected because it is a potential zone for exploration of new porphyry copper deposits.
The bottom line for visitors: The park's vast regions of unspoiled backcountry — it's one of the largest wilderness areas in the continental United States — offer ideal zones for exploration.
This "zone" is the area of exploration for which the learner is cognitively prepared, but requires help and social interaction to fully develop it (UNESCO 2003).
The procedures included (1) assignment of equivalent weight factors per unit hectare of terrestrial ecosystem services in the riparian zone; (2) calculation of ESV coefficients per unit area; (3) estimation of the total ESV in the riparian zone and exploration of the trend of the riparian ESVs from 1986 to 2012.
A "Twilight Zone -style exploration of the boundaries of the imagination, the show centers on a man who has come to see the same production as the audience, only to discover that he is part of the cast.
The number of entries and the duration of exploration time in the zones were used as a measure of odor preference in a similar fashion to previously described methods [14], [29].
Producers were discovered in the aphotic zone when exploration of the deep sea by submarine became common in the 1970s.
The latter is in the BDTZ, the "golden zone" of shale gas exploration.
Small Bank was included for purposes of exploration, because it lies within the Exclusive Economic Zone of The Netherlands, and reaches within 40 m of the surface.
