Sentence examples for a continuous experimentation from inspiring English sources

Results: Building blocks for a continuous experimentation system and infrastructure are presented.

The contemporary architecture is characterized by an even more marked transparency, as a result of a continuous experimentation all directed towards the search of the built "lightness", that is towards the "dematerialization" of the architecture and the consequent loss of weight connected to the excess of form.

Her musical career has been a continuous experimentation with new musical ideas and new images and a constant quest for new heights of fame and acclaim.

The Futures Clinique embraces a culture of continuous experimentation, as opposed to the traditional bureaucratic culture of rigorous, careful and cautious planning that almost hysterically avoids risks and is suspicious of all that is new.

By combining decades of implementation experience with continuous experimentation and a robust impact evaluation, we believe that the Rwanda PHIT Partnership is poised to generate replicable lessons that can improve health and health equity in Rwanda and throughout the developing world.

In 1933, during the darkest days of the Great Depression, Franklin Roosevelt declared that "the only thing we have to fear is fear itself", and offered a "new deal" to the American people, promising a period of bold, vigorous and continuous experimentation, which he hoped would reduce unemployment and get American workers back into jobs.

Patterns are impermanent but allows for continuous experimentation while you are getting a feel for the device.

The proposed design-based process allowed us to develop pedagogical models that respond to real needs of learners and instructors, where development is grounded on rigorous scientific research, allowing to reuse both knowledge and software, and showing an improvement of the mobile software built based on continuous experimentation and evaluation.

Continuous experimentation also allows for failure – without it success is impossible.

Supporting continuous experimentation (type B, C) – more experiments possible within limited time periods.

Method: An initial model for continuous experimentation is analytically derived from prior work.