exploratory
കണ്ടെത്താനുള്ള
definition
adjective
surgeons performed an exploratory operation
relating to or involving exploration or investigation.
example
Some 'exploratory' visits are good to give you an idea of what kind of equipment you'll need, and what kind of state the place is in.
This study is 'exploratory' in nature, proposing a combination of methods to investigate norms for a speech event.
Despite a number of 'exploratory' dives since its discovery in 1975, no one has yet been able to confirm the identity of the ship.
Injuries occur most often during gall bladder operations, with 'exploratory' laparoscopy coming second.
The council said machinery was doing 'exploratory' work and the council had not been aware of the souterrain.
Bill was the first to see his shortcomings and acknowledge the 'exploratory' and experimental character of his work.
All analyses were 'exploratory' , as the trial was not designed for this purpose.
Further 'exploratory' investigations were carried out to determine whether these were pertinent here.
Actual confirmation of the reserves would require detailed seismic work and 'exploratory' drilling.
The talks appear to have been just 'exploratory' discussions that did not go far.
Out-of-town contractors would carry out most of the 'exploratory' efforts with their own crews.
The referral had to be made carefully since in the wrong hands Rachel would end up in theatre having an unnecessary 'exploratory' operation.
Six elders from Manitoba and Saskatchewan made a long 'exploratory' trek to Mexico in 1921.
This is not really taking a risk; it is more an 'exploratory' probe into a new field.
He suffered a stomach wound, but an 'exploratory' operation showed none of his organs was damaged.
Although no firm proposals have been lodged with the council, 'exploratory' drilling has commenced and the company has made a survey.
Because the book has relatively little polemic, its character is markedly 'exploratory' and tentative.
First, oilers must drill one or more 'exploratory' wells on the basis of their seismic data.
Music that sounded tentative and 'exploratory' a few years ago now has its feet firmly on the ground.
Like any 'exploratory' survey, the scientists are finding they have more questions now than when they set out.
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