Sentences with phrase «further explore this phenomenon»

To further explore this phenomenon, Sparks, Gruber, and researchers from the John B. Pierce Laboratory of Yale University, the University of Kansas, and the University of Haifa, Israel, along with professional photographers and videographers, embarked on four additional high - tech expeditions to tropical waters off of the Exumas in the Bahamas and the Solomon Islands.

The study team, led by Dr. Benjamin Howard from the department of surgery at San Francisco General Hospital, said more research is needed to further explore the phenomenon.

Not exact matches

Running seems to speed this process (in mice at least), though research is ongoing to explore the phenomenon further.

To explore the phenomenon further, Kret is testing whether viewing eyes with dilated pupils increases trust in volunteers playing a game.

Irregular periods can occur in every woman once in a while, but if the phenomenon is often or during every menstrual cycle, there is a need to further explore and address the problem.

Further east, the pleasant sea - side town of Whakatane offers plenty of pictureque coastline walkways and is an ideal base from which to explore the off - shore phenomenon that is White Island - an active volcanoe.

In the next decade, Seung - taek Lee turned his focus to representing imperceptible or ephemeral natural phenomena such as wind, fire, water, and smoke, further exploring the concept of dematerialization.

Please take a look at our website for further details: http://www.momentaart.org/momenta-art-past-projects-2015.html Reviews of our exhibitions or events in a traditional sense are welcome, but we also encourage cross-disciplinary approaches that expand and engage with the themes explored by artists and other participants through our programs, possibly addressing broader socio - political phenomena of the year.

She uses references to popular culture (such as action movies, music, song videos or computer games) to give us back, in the form of a reflection, a far - reaching critique of contemporary phenomena such as migration, feminism, multiculturalism and globalization are explored and exposed within the framing realities of war and financial speculation that mark our present moment.

It is good that scientists are beginning to explore in the scholarly literature whether there might be more storms today, but for ABC to present both the supposed phenomenon and its possible cause as if they were established seemed to me to go too far — especially since it was presented along with saying that anyone who disagreed with the science they presented was like a holocaust denier or a denier of a link between cigarettes and cancer.

The extent, detail and implications of these phenomena have yet to be further explored.