Sentence examples for Hard experiments from inspiring English sources

For us, they were hard experiments to do because it's not the kind of science we do.

We don't have to appeal to the fact that the theory is beautiful and elegant, we just do cold, hard experiments.

For a task that varied in difficulty, implicit and explicit self-focus promoted more effort as the task became increasingly hard (Experiments 2 and 3).

"It was a hard experiment, an expensive experiment, and a somewhat unfashionable experiment," says Stanford University physicist Martin Perl.

He notes that it would be a hard experiment to reproduce because no two massages are identical, but he calls the results "compelling" nonetheless.

It's kind of a hard experiment to do, [so] we were pretty lucky that LSD came in radioactive forms.

Series of hard milling experiments were performed in order to obtain data for the development of two fuzzy expert systems as well as for testing of both of the strategies.

The incentives may be smaller than in real-world decisions: so rational choices may be inadequately rewarded and irrational ones inadequately punished.Most important, it is hard for experiments to create realistic opportunities for learning and adapting.

"Dark matter searches are normally very hard, involving experiments that take millions of dollars and decades to build," Griest said.

Some leading scientists are on record dismissing philosophy as "junk," "useless," and "an obstacle to progress," because philosophy consists purely of thinking while science produces hard facts, experiments, and provable findings.

We like to speak about the "American Experiment," but we seem to have a hard time experimenting in the United States with diverse ways of doing things and then assessing the results of these tests.