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Перевод: exploration

[существительное]
исследование; дальняя разведка; эксплорация

Тезаурус:

1. The tax was abolished for new fields given development consent from yesterday onwards, as were rules allowing PRT bills to be offset against exploration and development costs.
2. Those using the full cost method usually smaller exploration companies - capitalise all costs incurred in exploring and developing oil and gas reserves.
3. Friendships develop only when there is adequate exploration to know each other.
4. Our exploration of the coast had begun at Saltburn, an elegant if truncated testimony to Victorian values and market forces.
5. It also suggested more finance be made available for oil and gas exploration in non-oil LDCs.
6. Both Ignatius of Loyola (1491-;1556), the founder of the Jesuits, and Teresa of Avila (1515-.82), the radical reformer of the Carmelites, used imagery of exploration and honour to inspire and explain their own radical innovations.
7. UNEP officials hope that the treaty will be augmented by subordinate treaties, or protocols, dealing with subjects such as endangered species and seabed exploration.
8. On another it is an exploration into how an abused child becomes an abuser - and the novel draws its painful resonance from the fact that this theme is part of Banks' own experience: "Alcoholism, domestic violence and abandonment, those are the three essential characteristics of my early family life," he says.
9. At secondary level, such work can expand naturally into the exploration of dramatic texts.
10. The area around Chapel-le-Dale is scenically attractive and prolific in surprises: it is a wonderland deserving a separate expedition and a leisurely exploration.
11. Some regard what they do simply as a form of legitimate adult play, while others take it far more seriously and see themselves as going beyond present human limitations, journeying into a new galaxy of knowledge in a way which they find at least as exciting as the exploration of deep space.
12. Existing descriptions of vegetation concentrate markedly on islands, rather than the mainland, in much the same manner as floristic exploration has done.
13. ATB staff and Group Organisers might need to pay more attention in future to the exploration of wider alternatives in course structure and timing.