in-depth exploration
collocation in Englishmeaningsofin-depthandexploration
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in-depth
adjective[before noun]
uk/ˈɪn.depθ/us/ˈɪn.depθ/
done carefully and in ...
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exploration
noun[C or U]
uk/ˌek.spləˈreɪ.ʃən/us/ˌek.spləˈreɪ.ʃən/
the activity of searching and finding out ...
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(Definition ofin-depthandexplorationfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Morein-depthexplorationof such issues is needed.
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This kind ofin-depthexplorationis unique to cross-domain growth modeling.
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The content of the first set of interviews provided the main themes for a morein-depthexplorationin the second interview set.
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Determining whether these requirements actually functioned and their relationship with each other requires a morein-depthexploration.
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Accordingly, we view our findings as tentative, pending a morein-depthexplorationof the properties of the equilibria of dynamic models with incomplete markets and state-dependent borrowing and short-sale constraints.
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That is the right time to carry out such anin-depthexploration, because we could not possibly have done that with three or four schemes.
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It is a six-week, after-school workshop and provides anin-depthexplorationof an artistic medium, such as printmaking or videography.
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The company providesin-depthexplorationof locations visited instead of simple bus tours.
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It involves anin-depthexplorationof a topic chosen by the student and includes a research paper.
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This led to confusing diagnostics and locomotives were often failed for long periods pendingin-depthexplorationof a fault.
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The film is anin-depthexplorationof the psychology of violence.
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These discussions helped the farmers consider many different management options by providing in-depth explorations of the possibilities.
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Using larger and more diverse groups of subjects is obviously also desirable, as would be more qualitative in-depth explorations.
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Special exhibits also feature the work of local artists, current issues in science, and in-depth explorations of local and regional history.
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Without in-depth explorations, the possibilities of finding observations about the flow of events in an emotional encounter is minimal.
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Sadoveanu began his career as a novelist with more in-depth explorations into subjects present in his stories and novellas.
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