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91. Unfortunately, the quick acceptance of the recent crossover thesis by the Western scientific establishment precluded the exploration of other possibilities.

92. The rest will be open to exploration companies under tight restrictions.

93. Ideas in areas where litigation has occurred will not receive support for exploration and development.

94. Relevant sections cover development near highways, agricultural engineering operations, mineral exploration and industrial and warehouse extensions.

95. Little mineral exploration has been carried out in the area which is poorly exposed except in coastal sections.

96. Careful and systematic dating of the fragments, however, may show the site to be important and worthy of further exploration.

97. The mapping and mineral exploration of the northern part of the island of Malaita was started during the year.

98. General exploration provides the background that enables us to link up otherwise unrelated items. Sentencedict.com

99. It is a book about cartography, archaeology, anthropology and several other things, as well as exploration and imperial lust.

100. Now their romantic urgings and formal ambitions have come together in an expansive exploration of the universe.

101. So we must go further in our exploration of the ever more complex relationship between inflation and unemployment.

102. The Ionionas undertook the exploration of the seas, founded new colonies, and immersed themselves in the arts.

103. There was also, says exploration manager Neil Ritson, a sense of real achievement.

104. Engineering geophysics also supports hydrogeological studies, landfill and pollution assessments[sentencedict.com], mineral exploration and local geological studies.

105. To accomplish that goal, the company intends to focus on global investments in exploration, pipeline and power projects.

106. The government has announced the opening of the first tender for exploration on its continental shelf.

107. The notebooks and the focused career exploration give stun dents a sense of accomplishment and something to show to potential employers.

108. The creation of devices capable of producing resonance was the culmination of a long and patient exploration of sounds.

109. The clinical need for a non-traumatic method of exploration was stated by Oldendorf in the 1960s.

110. We are committed to prudent exploration and will direct efforts to ventures which offer significant potential.

111. Full appreciation of place will involve exploration of the inter-relationships among the physical environment, the built environment, and the people.

112. Mineral exploration and leisure development were to be the cover story and they would do at a casual glance.

113. The laws that decide who owns items discovered on an archeological exploration are ridiculously archaic.

114. The twentieth century provides a vehicle for more meaningful exploration of the influence such cosmic events would have had upon the world.

115. In parts of the Roman Catholic Church there is a wide-ranging exploration of new forms of worship and liturgical expression.

116. An initial seismic survey will be completed in 1993 with exploration drilling scheduled to begin early in 1994.

117. Scrambling turned to roped up exploration as the frustrating hunt for anything remotely matching the guidebook description ensued.

118. Further exploration and appraisal drilling will be necessary to confirm the commercial potential for this discovery.

119. The most comprehensive available data on exploration for tin-tungsten is around the Mulberry open pit near Bodmin; a large low-grade deposit.

120. Nevertheless, this form of analysis may still merit further exploration.